“Were I you… I would not tally the cost of history. Not going to lie, the lack of Ruka chapters in the first half of this book did make me worry, but there was never any need for concern, Nell knows where he’s going with his story, and everything ended up clicking superbly. Kings of Heaven utilizes multiple POV characters-more than five characters-and you know what that means? Handled by a less competent author, these changes could’ve backfired miserably believe me, I’ve witnessed this happened several times. By this stage, my expectation automatically led me to think that Kings of Heaven will be told mostly from Ruka’s POV as well. In Kings of Ash, though, it was almost all told from Ruka’s POV. In Kings of Paradise, almost the entire novel was written from the perspective of Ruka, Kale, and Dala. I’ll elaborate on this with an example within this trilogy: the choices of POV characters. It’s not often I find a trilogy that thoroughly immerses and also surprises me time and time again Nell went into a narrative direction I didn’t predict, but somehow the overall story and developments only seemed to improve because of it. I genuinely believe that Nell has outdone himself. Kings of Heaven didn’t just live up to my expectations, it sky-high exceeded it. Any man, great or small, could rise with will alone to protect his life, unbroken before the world.” “A spear held with weak hands could still kill. However, if you’re here reading this review, I’m going to assume that you’re looking for the answer to the most important questions to be asked in the last installment: “Does it live up to expectations? Does it conclude satisfyingly? And is the series worth investing our time and money if we haven’t started it?” I’m going to answer these three questions as spoiler-free as possible. I honestly can’t talk much else about the details of the plot almost every unfolding event in this book can be considered a spoiler for the previous books, and as always, I don’t want that to be the one to ruin your reading experience. Unlike Kings of Ash, there’s only one timeline to follow here, and it continues immediately from where its predecessor ended.

Kings of Heaven is the third and final book in Ash and Sand trilogy. Here we are at the end of the road of another incredible series. Kings of Heaven has carved Ash and Sand as one of the best fantasy trilogies I’ve ever read. I have a Booktube channel now! Subscribe here: ĪRC provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.

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