After really enjoying my reread of Firebrand, which I thought showed a substantial improvement in writing, I felt that Winterlight, though enjoyable to the point that I stayed up until 4am reading my ARC, was a step backwards. Winterlight is the latest and penultimate entry in the Green Rider series. Thank you to DAW and NetGalley for providing me with a review copy! I'm sad to know this story, like all stories, will soon come to an end, and I am sure it will be an epic story but also curious to see who will take center stage next in the green rider world. After the few years we have spent and continue to pay in this pandemic, this story makes the characters come to life. Karigan is thwarting with physical and emotional pain. Britain has an epic way of storytelling and pulling the emotions from now into her stories. She struggles with the relationship she knows is strong between Zachary and Karigan. Lala, the granddaughter, is a captive, but they try to make her feel at home in the camp and are hoping to break the hold of the second empire and have her change her ways.Įstoria is awaiting the arrival of her twins and struggles with being in her position as queen while Zachary is away. Karigan spends a good portion of this story fighting with the demon Nissa and her grandmother from the second empire. Finally, the emotional entanglement comes to a fantastic twist towards the end, so the result will be forefront as we wait for the next installment.
The author finally lays all the cards out for Karigan, Zachary, and Estora. Winterlight is the next-to-last story in the current arc, but more will be explored in the green rider series. Winterlight is 23 years in the making and is the 7th book in the Winterlight series.
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