Title: Heir of Fury
Author: Jina S. Bazzar
Series: The Roxanne Fosch Files, book 3
Genre: Paranormal, Sci-Fi, [Young-Adult]
Heat Rating: Cool
Format: Ebook
Published: April 29th 2020 by Shadow City
Source: I received an eARC of the book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
My Rating:
Blurb (from Goodreads):
Three years has passed since Roxanne left. She’s obeyed and fulfilled Remo’s every wish.His latest command, however, will send her back to Earth. Aware her presence Earth-side is furthering Remo’s plans, Roxanne delves into an impossible chase against time, the preternatural community, and herself.But she might already be too late, and Roxanne experiences firsthand that when desperate people are pressed against a rock, they’re willing to commit just about anything.
Okay, so… I loved this trilogy. I really did but somehow I was underwhelmed by the conclusion.
We see the consequences of the decisions made by Roxanne in book 2 that led to her present condition. She has become more ruthless and although she is unable to take direct action against Remo, her only goal is to stop him somehow from destroying everyone she loves alongside her world.
This book had a whole lot of action and impending doom kept me on my toes!
However, the pace was a problem for me in this book. I felt it was too slow-paced for almost entirely the book except for the last part of the book. Most of the information was necessary for understanding a lot of aspects of how the world functions in this trilogy. The thing is, it felt like too much info-dumpy in some cases which kinda made me lose interest. I think it was one of the reasons it took me some time to finish the book. Also, I felt that the whole book was a bit stretched and the ending too soon.
Despite this, kudos to world-building! I definitely loved how the author intricately built up these two different worlds.
Roxanna with her new powers is unstoppable, she tries her level best to save her near and dear. Zantry, Mwara and Vicky, I loved each and every one of them. And my heart broke for the characters who did not make it till the end.
Overall, this book was a fun read despite the hindrances and worth a read!
Recommend it?
Yes.
I guess not many people remember moi. I do hope everybody is doing okay and staying safe?
But… do tell me what books have you been reading in the lockdown?
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Glad you’ve enjoyed the series! Apart from the finale 😅 I hate it when books are slow and info-dumps! I just want it to get straight into the action! During lockdown I’ve been getting back into fantasy and I enjoy it a lot ❤️ They’re perfect escapism for this strange situation we’re all in!
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This book was still salvagable. The action definiteky saved it though.
Yes. So true. Though I have been mixing genres and trying to complete the books that have been collecting dust on my shelf. 🙂
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Glad to see you back in the blogosphere! I didn’t know about these books, but they sound good – though sorry to hear the finale was a bit disappointing.
I’m doing good and reading a lot during this pandemic – mostly a mix of everything and a lot of backlist. Hope you and your family are doing fine and staying safe!
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Yes we are. How have you been?
I am trying to mix it up and read as well!
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Glad to see you’re posting again! I’ve been sticking to the lighter romances lately to keep me in a happier state of mind. I took out some Cassandra Clare novels at the start of the pandemic and–it feels blasphemous to admit this out loud–but I haven’t been able to bring myself to read them. I’m hoping that maybe this weekend will finally be the time I start them!
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I am not exactly sticking to a genre. Mostly mixing it up and reading but I also actually started Cassandra Clare too but kinda stopped. Maybe sometime soon! Hope you can start tho! 😀
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