Ratings31
Average rating3.9
The second book in a trilogy can be a tough one. No definitive start and no definitive ending, but if done well it can Expand upon the original story, propel it forward and enrich its characters. The Wandering Fire does exactly that. There is no awkward beginning this time around and we now have a firmer grasp on our characters, although I still find them lacking some depth in comparison to other novels. Again Guy Gavriel Kay's writing is the real star here. It has such an elegance and way of conveying myth, magic and legend so that you can feel it. He transports you to this world and surrounds you in it with his words and that is really what I am appreciating about this trilogy as a whole. The story and world building continue to grow in this volume, and give it more depth and breadth. We travel a great deal and expand upon not only the world itself, but also the magic that inherent in it. I really did enjoy the ride and the beautiful writing and look forward to the conclusion.