Similar to A Reaper At The Gates, the back half of this book was when the stakes were at their highest and everything was coming together and PLENTY was happening. Not a whole lot was grabbing my interest, it’d been since June 2018 when the previous book came out, so it was a little distancing to reacquaint myself with the characters and the world and all that had happened before a reread of the series would’ve been beneficial if only I’d had the time! However, strange as this may sound, but once a character sacrificed themselves for one of the main characters was when things really began to pick up. I think it was that along with how I also think the beginning of this book through a good chunk of the midpoint was just kind of slow. With a lot weighing me down in my personal life at the time of this book’s release, I was in a bit of a reading slump-part of me feels like I still am-and it really showed with how slowly I was getting through this book at first. Both hold a special place in my heart, and it was a little sad to see the story end.Ī Sky Beyond the Storm was definitely one of my most anticipated books of 2020, but it wasn’t the easiest to get into this book as I’d hoped.

It is broken things that are the most unexpected, and the most underestimated.” – Sabaa Tahir, “A Sky Beyond The Storm” But it is broken things that are the sharpest. To see my Fancast/Dreamcast for the whole series – Click HERE Total Star Rating: 4 Stars To see my full review of book #3 – A Reaper At The Gates – Click HERE To see my full review of book #2 – A Torch Against The Night – Click HERE

To see my full review of book #1 – An Ember In The Ashes – Click HERE ***Warning!! This review contains spoilers for this book and the whole series, so continue reading at your own risk! You’ve officially been warned!!***

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