Revolutions
Pendomus Chronicles
#3
by Carissa Andrews
Published: November
21, 2017
Publisher: Carissa
Andrews
Genre: Young Adult,
Science Fiction, Dystopian
Blurb:
The final conclusion of the Pendomus Chronicles.
With the fate of Pendomus resting on the shoulders of
Runa--the Daughter of Five, no one but her is more acutely aware of what could
go wrong. With Videus desperately trying to control the fates, she knows she's
running out of time to fulfill her destiny. Especially since she didn't
complete her trials.
Meanwhile, Trae's odd behaviors have reached a climax and
unless he figures out what's wrong, he could be Runa's undoing.
My Review:
Whoa! Man, I would have to say that Revolutions was just as superbly
written as its predecessors with all the action and world building. It just
ramped up and up building up to the ultimate climax at the end.
I have said it before and I will say it again The Pendomus
Chronicles is one of the best trilogies of all time. The characters are all just
as amazing as the world building. I truly hate to see it come to an end.
In Revolution Runa is still trying to fulfill her destiny as
the Daughter of Five. She is still trying to stop Videus from taking over the
world. She has a plan in the works. The question is can she pull it off. Can
she stop Videus? Who is the true Videus? Whose face is behind the mask?
Runa still has a few trials that she must face before she
can save the world from Videus. If she can’t complete her trials can she still
defeat Videus and save all the people he has taken control of?
Poor Traeton has a little extra baggage that he is carrying
around himself that can take over his mind and body. If he doesn’t figure how
what is going or how to stop it; it could become a distraction in Runa’s plan
or block it all together. Can Traeton pull himself together long enough to help
Runa stop Videus? Or will he be her and the world’s downfall?
What an amazing journey! I would recommend Revolutions and
the whole Pendomus Chronicles to all fans of dystopian, science fiction, magic,
and action.
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