Defying Destiny (The War of Broken Mirrors Book 3) Kindle Edition

In my personal opinion "The War of Broken Mirrors" is a fantastic story. The character development is very detailed and give you a deep understanding of their personalities while still hiding the really juicy secrets. Each book leaves you in a maddening state of having more questions that you got answered, while simultaneously keeping the reader engaged with detailed and awesome battles and or dramatic scenes all the while sprinkling the smallest of hits about some of the bigger secrets yet to be revealed. This results in (at least in my case) furiously skimming through the books picking out every little detail i can find to try to piece the puzzle together, but with little success until the bomb shell finally gets dropped leaving the reader dumbstruck, whooping with glee, smacking their forehead for missing the obvious answer, grinning like a fool because you managed to figure a specific thing out, or some combination of the four. The third book in particular is my favorite because it takes all these things and turns them up to 11 while also wrapping a neat little bow on top to round the story out. Many questions were answered, the fight scenes gave my chills, and the bombshells do not stop coming. 12/10 will definitely be reading again (probably going to immediately start reading over it again)

This book, like the 2nd in the series, was fun - lots of action amd good story line. I had to give book 2 a rating of just 3 stars becauhse of the sudden introduction of totally unnecessary swearing. This book was thankfully free of it! I dont give a full 5 stars because Rowe isnt really in the realm of like a Brandon Sanddrson or Brent Weeks or Will Wight. His characters arent as developed and he doesnt have any original plot lines or magic. But I very much enjoyed the read.

This has been a delightful read. Learning the origins of Sal was simply delightful. The more pieces I collect, the more I enjoy the overall series.

I enjoyed this trilogy as well as the authors other series Arcane Ascension. This book ties the two series together in a very satisfying way. In fact if you enjoyed Arcane Ascension books, this trilogy is a must read.The story is told from several different points of view. There is a good recap of the characters at the end of the book, which I found helpful, as there were a lot to keep track of. I would suggest that you read the series in order.

This book creates more questions than it answers. The story arc is grand in scope, and I’m interested to see where it goes in the other books set in this world. Definitely worth reading if you’ve enjoyed other books by this author.

This is a good finale to the story of where some of the Achaea tees come from in one of the authors other series. Very satisfying and a good, complete story in its own right.

This was a good book and wrapped up the series very well. The characters were well written. The background to some statements and portions of the Sacred Swords series

I really enjoy the setting of the world and the flavor of it's magic systems. Here you get to see the origin of one of the mysterious characters in the other series. I highly suggest reading both this series and the Sufficiently Advanced Magic series. I think it's best to start with the Sufficiently Advanced Magic series.I hope you enjoy these books as much as I do.