It typically takes a lot to win me over to new plot-lines, and the characters participating in them. Then, by chapters three and four, we were firmly back with Karou and Akiva, seeing their attempt to unite two vehemently opposing armies.
I was glad to see a quick tour of reactions from characters we knew in chapter two.
I’ll admit I greeted Eliza with considerable suspicion at first. The result is something truly special.Ĭheck out my reviews of book one ( Daughter of Smoke and Bone) and two ( Days of Blood and Starlight) if you haven’t already!īook three opens on a brand-new character, which I typically don’t love as a beginning. Threads from the previous stories are drawn together, creating an exercise in hope maintained through every possible permutation of disaster. My Thoughtsĭreams of Gods and Monsters is the third and final book in Laini Taylor’s Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy. Loyalties will be tested and sacrifices made, across two worlds and myriad species, in the pursuit of something better. There is an ever-growing list of impossibilities standing in the way of the peaceful life Karou and Akiva have dreamed of for so long, and there are even greater threats at work than they know. One who, if he succeeds, will soon return to Eretz with weapons beyond the imagination of even that war-ravaged world. Karou and Akiva have to find a way to bring their forces together, or face annihilation by a mutual enemy. An army of angels descends upon the human world.
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