Reader and Raelynx (Twelve Houses Series #4) Book

So, three for four isn't bad in a tetralogy, right? The second was so disappointing, especially given how awesome the first was, but the third and fourth have more than made up for any problems I might have had with Kirra's part in the story.

I found it curious, the whole way through, that we saw everyone's point of view except Donnal's. And of the six, he's the one we know the least about. He's a shape shifter devoted to Kirra, the son of a serf and uncomfortable in the presence of lords and ladies. And that's it. I wish we'd gotten to know him better.

Anyway, this book was everything a fourth book should be. The right people won, the right people were killed. I cried a bit at certain parts, and one bit had me actually pumping a fist, so I'm glad no one was home all day to watch me read. Quite enjoyable.