Nooooo! There’s just one more book left! ( )

The ending felt like it took up half the book and they kept stopping mid near-death experience to have whole conversations and things, which felt like 'much'. But there were some particularly nice parts as well. I am very fond of this collection of characters, and even when something seems a little over-the-top, in the next scene there's something touching that makes up for it. ( )

Eh siamo agli sgoccioli... se non vado errato questo è il penultimo... sento già hype per il prossimo e ultimo capitolo della serie... ( )

***dinsdag 26 maart 2019***
I enjoyed it but also had no idea what was happening half the time. Very magic heavy, and I had forgotten most of the workings.

The characters felt a bit one dimensional but every one had their own 'voice'.

Also I have no idea how pregnancies work but didn't that baby grew too fast? Or did I miss a jump in time? ( )

I so love this series! In this entry the Endicotts call in Whyborne's promise to assist them in the re-taking of their family home. So, Whyborne is off to Cornwall along with Griffin, Christine and Iskander. I liked that we got to see more of Heliabel (not sure I spelled that right) as she is a surprisingly kick-ass character. This series really delves into the meaning of family generally and especially in this volume. I love how protective Whyborne is of Christine, much to her annoyance, although he can't quite keep her as safe as he'd like. Overall a very good entry leading up to the climax of the series.

As a side note, on this re-reading I caught a little bit of what I consider to be an Easter Egg for her newer Widdershin's based series wherein at the port there were two sea captains arguing about whose turn it was to visit their (yes, their) wife. It was just such a tiny thing...but it was interesting to see. ( )