Destiny: Trinity Book Three (Trinity Series)
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The final compelling book in the Trinity trilogy. Will Tallinor finally fall to Orlac?
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The Paladin are reunited in the Heartwood and the Trinity is revealed at last. But what is the key to the secret that will unlock their power? The Land is in peril and they are helpless to save it. Tor and Alyssa are surrounded by danger. Their old enemy Goth is still free and causing pain and suffering wherever he goes. Alyssa's nemesis, Xantia, returns to haunt her. And the ruthless god Orlac has installed himself on the throne of Cipres and now turns his attention to hunting down Tor, determined to kill him and those he loves. The battle lines are set for the final confrontation between the two most powerful sentients ever to walk the Land.
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Format:Paperback
I read the Quickening trilogy recently, was half way through it and enjoying it immensely so my girlfriend bought me book one to the Trinity series. Little did she know I'd be sorely disappointed with the ending. Thing is, I'm a Yorkshire-man and so I wanted to get my girlfriends monies worth out of this book, so I started the Trinity series and gave ol' Fiona the benefit of the doubt.
Unfortunately I enjoyed it enough to see it through to the third book and the finale.
What can I say she can write fairly well, as in, it is easy too read.
***SEMI PLOT SPOILER***
The problem lies in her paper thin plot lines that are put in place just to stop certain people meeting etc. etc. so it can be panned out a bit more...
This girl is OBSESSED with tall men...(lol)Finally the main problem I have with her is her endings... they are terrible. Basically she semi defines a rule book and then tosses it out the window when she needs to finish her book.
Basically I feel cheated by a Deus ex machina...and the Quickening was a major one.. the trinity is beyond that... it's more like "sod it, I have your money by now".
Unfortunately I enjoyed it enough to see it through to the third book and the finale.
What can I say she can write fairly well, as in, it is easy too read.
***SEMI PLOT SPOILER***
The problem lies in her paper thin plot lines that are put in place just to stop certain people meeting etc. etc. so it can be panned out a bit more...
This girl is OBSESSED with tall men...(lol)Finally the main problem I have with her is her endings... they are terrible. Basically she semi defines a rule book and then tosses it out the window when she needs to finish her book.
Basically I feel cheated by a Deus ex machina...and the Quickening was a major one.. the trinity is beyond that... it's more like "sod it, I have your money by now".
Format:Paperback
it's hard work reading her books though once you've bought the 1st in a series you have to get the rest to find out what happens in the end.
Format:Paperback
The third of the trilogy and an amazing, interesting and attention keeping set. The ending on the middle book was a complete surprise and I believe I actually said 'WoW' rather loudly on completion. I hope she can keep the standard as high with all her subsequent books which I look forward to immensely
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Dire
Thank god its over. I had been given the whole trilogy and I have just finished the last book.
This one is by far and wide the worst of the entire series. Read more
This one is by far and wide the worst of the entire series. Read more
Published on 3 Jun 2009 by K. Bourouba
that should be 4 1/2 stars but it wont let me
The only reason that this is 4 stars is because I havn't read the other two before it. So I was a bit confused about all the adopted and real children, the many husbands of Alyssa,... Read more
Published on 4 Aug 2007 by froggi
Worth a read
Whilst I agree, that perhaps the third book in the trilogy, is somewhat lacking, I do find the other reviews surprising. Read more
Published on 18 April 2007 by Alexis Farseer
Entertaining but predictable
I read this book hoping for a return to the form of the first book. Sadly, it wasn't to be - the ending to the series was very predictable and was cut very short - what happened to... Read more
Published on 24 Jan 2007 by Sarah Kay
Fiona McInthosh - What An execellent read
This is the 6th book I have read by Fiona McIntosh. As with the other 5 I could put this down. I don't understand the poor review of other reviewers. Read more
Published on 15 Jan 2007 by Gary
Rubbish
A waste of time. First book was very good, second was enjoyable but this is complete rubbish. Mindless. All the main characters look like gods and act like children. Avoid. Read more
Published on 13 Nov 2006 by John Leahy
just ordered it
Read the first two and cant wait for the this (first two is five star five star for sure). Need to point out that the last chapter of Revenge, Sorrel mentions the 3rd son so I'm... Read more
Published on 23 Oct 2006 by Damian
Please don't
The only reason that you should even contemplate reading this book is that someone else gave you the previous 2 and you just want to get it over and done with. Read more
Published on 3 May 2006 by Martin Anderson
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