The Crystal Mountain

The Crystal Mountain: The Empyrean Odyssey | Thomas M. Reid

so-so

There was not much of a plot here, but the consequences of the actions of the previous two books.

This installment felt very rushed, and characters didn't do much except be wounded and suffer as a result of battles, etc. I wish there was something more concise and a semblance of a plot because the narrative really lacked focus with all the chaos of the events.

At least I finished it.

Doppoetry I really didn't like how they handled Kaanyr and Zasian in the end. They had so much interesting potential as both allies and antagonists, but in the end, they were just plot devices and felt more like throwaway characters. It feels like a bit of a waste.

Aliisza sacrificing herself felt bittersweet, but I also didn't really want her to change. It's nice that she accepted her human side more, but I liked her when she was more in tune with her- 24h

Doppoetry - succubus side. Yes, it's nice that she began to care about others, but it was done in an unsatisfying way. Instead it feeling like a natural progression, it felt more like she was manipulated into it. Having her realize that being nicer is more pragmatic would have been better imo. 24h

Doppoetry The way Aliisza had to constantly mediate between the men so they won't fight got so grating. She shouldn't be babysitting grown ass men. 23h

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