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Review: Victory of the Hawk

Victory of the Hawk
Title: Victory of the Hawk
Author: Angela Highland
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★
Publisher: Carina Press
Copyright: 2015
Pages: 211
Keywords: fantasy
Reading period: 22–29 April, 2016

After the Vengeance of the Hunter, the Anreulag, the creature known as the Voice of the Gods, has gone rogue, waging war on the Adalonian empire that controlled her for centuries. The Order of the Hawks have found the long-hidden stronghold of the elves. The humans of Nivirry and the elves are throwing off the shackles of Adalonia, but the Anreulag has no regard for anyone’s lives, human or elf. Faanshi, Julian, and Kestar may be able to stop her but it won’t be easy.

A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, as the three pro­tag­o­nists rise to their destinies. The Anreulag, though monstrous, earns the sympathy of Faanshi and Kestar and of the reader. The characters, major and minor, are well-drawn. The plot reaches a resolution, but there’s potential for other tales in this upturned world.

Rec­om­mend­ed.

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