Shadow Blizzard (THE CHRONICLES OF SIALA)

I really got into this series and especially loved this book, I'm a very slow reader but i couldn't pull my self away from this book and finished this one in 3 days (normally takes me at least 2 weeks). It does seem to be a bit of a guys book but is set in an intricate, interesting and immersive world and a great finisher to a trilogy. I especially enjoy a story where the characters are not cut out good guys but have their own flaws and grey personalities and morality. The overall looming "bad guy" is a bit simple and his view or the experiences and views of the men of the crayfish dukedom "silly name i know" isn't explored i don't really care as the protagonist is narrating his view of events which is what makes the story.A 10 out of 10 from me but keep in mind that it is not everyone's cup of tea.I personally, cant wait for his next novel.p.s. This is the first series written in english by the author so don't get anything else from him unless your sure its actually in english if you only speak english.

So far iv'e read books one and two so looking forward to what Harold does next in this exciting Trilogy book threevery good read with lots of action graphic detailing of event's battles Kli Kli the Goblin one funny person with mischief for all Dwafes elves Orc's and much more amazing strange things in this great can't put down till you finish it series of books

Have read the other novels in the series and wanted the final one. Haven't read it yet so wil update review after reading. Got lots on the go at the moment.

Loved Shadow Prowler but found Shadow Chaser a bit of a diversion from the main storyline. Shadow Blizzard is more of a return to form. However, the sections in Hrad Spein are a bit 'gamey'.

a good read almost finished reading it more please

The book arrived on time and in excellent condition

fair

I picked the first book of the series in the airport waiting for my flight and got hooked. I was looking forward to the final (3rd) book of the series, but found it lacking.Shadow blizzard seemed rushed to me as if the author was bored and wanted to finish off the book quickly. There were so many unanswered questions! about the nameless one and the master which are not explained in this book.The plot was weak and simplistic :there was not one master but two masters competing...identifying the traitor was obvious for the reader, I think I spotted him earlier than Harold.Overall a major let-down.