I’m glad Tea had her as a traveling companion. She also falls in love and learns to navigate that as well. Likh learns to be an asha, because she had natural powers though she was born in the wrong body. Likh has been evolving throughout the whole series. 😭 I’m still heartbroken this series is over -the ending is bittersweet and perfect.īesides Tea and Kalen’s story, I loved seeing Likh’s transition. She loves him for helping her and loving her no matter what. He loves her at her worst and let’s her be strong. They will be added to my list of favorite book couples of all time. Tea and Kalen’s love story is so beautiful. If I was him, I would have acted that way also. But I was so annoyed with Fox, though I understood his behavior. She was blessed with Kalen’s love to keep her grounded. Yes, she was driven by revenge, but also love and guilt for her brother, Fox. If it weren’t for them, she would have been an evil force to be reckoned with driven by pain and revenge. Thank goodness for Kalen, Khalad, Likh and her azi. Their distrust comes because she is a Dark asha, but I wish more people had helped her in her darkest moments. If she wasn’t tested and constantly questioned about her motives would she have been tempted by the power of the Dark? I tried to put myself in her place and honestly, I don’t know if I could do what she did but she at least was honest about her goals.Ī lot of what takes place in The Shadowglass made me mad at everyone for doubting Tea, especially her brother, Fox. Tea is constantly debating the real reasons why she wants to make shadowglass, and thank goodness for that. I really liked the kingdoms or Yadosha and Istera. We meet more characters from other kingdoms and daeva too.
All the characters are back except for ones we’ve lost along the way. The story comes together as it pieces scenes from Tea’s past and present. We’ve learned so much about what happened with Tea and why she wants to make shadowglass but this book was so much more.
Tea is telling the past and the Bard is telling the present. The Shadowglass continues right after The Heart Forger with it’s past/present storytelling style. The conclusion to The Bone Witch series made me cry – it shattered my heartglass. And when she is left with new blood on her hands, Tea must answer to a power greater than the elder asha or even her conscience… Tea’s black heartsglass only grows darker with each new betrayal. But Tea’s quest to conjure a shadowglass-to achieve immortality for the one person she loves most in the world-threatens to consume her heart. She has used this magic to breathe life into those she has loved and lost…and those who would join her army against the deceitful royals. Tea is a bone witch with the dark magic needed to raise the dead. Categories: Family, Romance, Fantasy, Young Adult
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