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I'm about pages in and kind of waiting for it to pick up. But like Jacquelyn, I think Karigan is a really enjoyable character.
I have grown to like her a lot and I expect I'll pick up each book in the series as they come along. Even without the immediate draw in as with the first two books, to leave wanting more makes me excited for the 6th! Now I am off to re-read.
This was probably my favorite character to come out of the 90s. Green Rider was my favorite book, although First Rider's Call was enjoyable as well. I'm not thrilled to see that there are so many points of view in High King's Tomb; I generally like books like Green Rider, where there's a tight point of view on one central character.
Still, I'm looking forward to reading it! Tia, the longer a book is, especially when it comes to fantasy, the more I appreciate multiple POVs.
I just think it gives the book added flavor and prevents a character from getting stale I do like the one narrative though, but only if it's done in first-person such as Robin Hobb's FitzChivalry books or Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel series: I think it's a personal taste though: Erika, sorry for the slow response! I would answer your question, but I don't want to ruin it for anyone ;.
Refresh and try again. Karigan had managed to transport the spirit of Mornhavon into the future, buying valuable time for her king and country. I understand why Karigan did what she did but I still felt bad for Estora because she has no idea that Karigan is in love with Zachary. The god-stallion appears in the middle of the tomb and Karigan becomes his avatar to pen up all the zombies and spirits again. She could look right into his light gray eyes.
In the Cities of Coin and Spi An Interview with R. Monday, October 29, Official Kristen Britain Website. In the aftermath of these events, Karigan is knighted by King Zachary and a translation of the book is given to Alton D'Yer in the hopes that he can discern the secrets in repairing the breach in the wall.
Grandmother and the members of Second Empire journey through the breach into Blackveil hoping to "awake the sleepers". The author has confirmed that there are more books to come.
The High King's Tomb is the third novel written by Kristen Britain and is the third book in its series. Contents. 1 Plot summary; 2 Characters; 3 See also. The High King's Tomb has ratings and reviews. Aristea said: Finally a comprehensive review on this book!Spoiler: I loved this book, the best.
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