Avenger: Blades of the Moonsea, Book III (Blades of Moonsea) Review

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Avenger: Blades of the Moonsea, Book III (Blades of Moonsea) ReviewAvenger finishes off the Blades of the Moonsea trilogy. Once again we have all the same characters returning such as Geran, Hamil, Sarth, Kara, and Mirya. The events ending in Corsair left Hulburg in a bad state and the Hulmasters are working to correct what happened. To me the pacing slowed down a bit through the beginning and didn't pick up until the more into the middle of the story. It was still a great read. A couple things I didn't care for were the predictability of some of the situations. Most of the time I enjoy being able to predict the outcome to a certain situation, but in this one, I would have liked something else to happen because it was overly easy to predict.
Even though I loved the characters and enjoyed reading them, there were a couple subplots featuring different women in Geran's life and the neat and easy tidying up of those interests was just too easy for me. Another thing that kind of bothered me was the King in Copper Aesperous. Even though he is supposed to be an evil lich, he is not used much and it seems he has a grand design for the future, but it is never fully exposed or his intentions, other than receiving his infernadex, are even hinted at. The only thing I could see coming out of this is the beginnings of a new trilogy.
The action was great and kept me turning the pages. I was easily able to plow through the last 140 pages to see how things turned out. I know I said there was a lot of predictability, but in the final fight, things were not as easily foreseen and I enjoyed every bit of it. Also the character development went along quite well. The depth of Geran's character was fleshed out nicely and so was Mirya's. For me the ending had one of those happily ever after types, but I enjoyed it. Others may not feel the same way or may not like it at all, but I did and had fun reading it. If you have read the previous 2 books, I highly recommend finishing off this trilogy. This was a great trilogy even though there is not much said to give the reader much info of the post spellplague era or what happened during it. The trilogy as a whole didn't wow me, but I was entertained and satisfied with what I read.
Happy reading.
-Dimndbangr
Avenger: Blades of the Moonsea, Book III (Blades of Moonsea) OverviewThe first 4th Edition Realms Series!Geran violates his exile to stalk the streets of his former home, hunting down the one who hurt his family and rallying the oppressed people of Hulburg. But Geran's enemies are as numerous as the laws he breaks seeking revenge, and each and every one of them is determined to see him dead.Blades of the Moonsea is the first series written entirely in the new edition of the Forgotten Realms® campaign setting, penned by one of its primary creators. Award-winning designer and New York Times best-selling author Richard Baker's Avenger goes to a place and time no Forgotten Realms series has gone before.

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