I think this was a fun end to the series. I also think this story really focused on the battle/war side in the story and look at the impact a war can have on the actual people and children of the socirty. I also enjoyed how we got some answers that i have wanted and also saw all the chararacters together. It was a quick read and the world building and the characters were the standout for sure!! ( )

I think this was a fun end to the series. I also think this story really focused on the battle/war side in the story and look at the impact a war can have on the actual people and children of the socirty. I also enjoyed how we got some answers that i have wanted and also saw all the chararacters together. It was a quick read and the world building and the characters were the standout for sure!! ( )

Great ending for a wonderful series with fabulous characters ( )

A satisfying conclusion to Ice Wolves and Scorch Dragons, with a couple of unexpected developments and a lot of expected emphasis on wolves, dragons and humans working together. I liked the realism of this. Anders and his sister Rayna have both cool shapeshifting abilities and special status arising from their parentage -- they’re the only ones able to activate artifacts like a map made by their mother. But their success depends upon their friends, who are resourceful and supportive, and upon having wise and trustworthy adults on their side. And when they save the day, it’s not because they know all the answers but because they bring people together.

This trilogy is one I wish I could send back in time for my eleven year old self. ( )