Book Review: Conquering the Darkness
Without his magic or his memories, Jasce Farone finds himself in the frozen realm of Balten, suffering the lingering wounds from his last battle and haunted by a woman he can’t recall. Jasce tries to be the man everyone expects him to be—the one they remember—but the spindly fingers of revenge wrap around his heart while a past he’s never confronted escorts him further into darkness.
When a disturbing message arrives from Orilyon, the race for the three remaining Stones of the Heart of Pandaren begins. Jasce will need to trust those who fight by his side while battling the demons within if he wants to preserve magic and prevent tyranny from spreading throughout the land. If he succeeds, then a chance at love and peace is within his grasp. If he fails, Drexus will unleash hell on everyone who stands in his way.
Can Jasce fight the battle within while waging war against a threat that could destroy everyone he ever loved?
My Review
What a wild journey I have been on with this trilogy. Although, I not the only one as there is Jasce, who had been on quite the journey as well. I was intrigued to see how he would maneuver as a human. Luckily, he does have his sister, Jaida. Who I love a lot. From the first moment I was introduced to her I instantly fell in love with her character. I really felt like Jaida got to shine in this book.
I did not realize just how much I loved Kenz and Jasce together until they were separated and reunited. Their relationship has been through a lot and tested.
For this group to battle Drexus as the final one, is very fitting. There is history with Drexus that needs to be resolved once and for all. I loved this final book in this trilogy, but I am sad that I have to say goodbye to everyone. Cassie hooked me with book one and keep me until the end! Before Fourth Wing, there was this trilogy.
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