
And like a good Part Two of a trilogy, this book keeps you involved and at the end, you know you have to read the last one. You just have to.
And, funny enough, I really don't want to comment on anything more about the books until I've finished reading the third. (Except to say that there are a few pages merely dedicated to the passing of time, and I really like the way that was done.)
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