The last Stormlord is dead. War has come to the cities of the Quartern. The violent, nomadic Redunners have put every rainlord they could find to the sword and the cities are left without hope.
Shale has been betrayed, drugged, and left at the feet of his greatest enemy. Now, he must decide to work with those who have plotted against him or let thousands of the waterless die. He has great power but is no Stormlord. At least, not yet...
My Thoughts: Not quite as brilliant as the first book in the Stormlord series, because Shale's character seems to indulge in activities and make decisions that I don't personally believe his character would do.
Having said that, the book is almost as stunning as the first; just as brutal, pacy and the plot really does start to unfold around you. Love, friendship, betrayal, epic battles, slavery, arduous journeys... I just can't stress enough how amazing this series is turning out to be!
I RATED THIS 8/10
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