Satisfying conclusion

This narrator is great! She always has good inflections and I don’t struggle to determine who is speaking. Also her Rhozinolm accent reminds me of my Dutch grandmother’s accent, she passed away ten years ago but listening to this book gave me a bit of her comforting presence.

Story wise I felt a little disjointed compared to the previous two in the series. The author struggled to handle the different narrators while keeping continuity and it made me feel like I was continually missing out on additional story and character development. I didn’t feel like I got enough time with certain narrators to the point where we would only find out about certain events happening when another narrator filled in other characters on something that had happened. For example something would happen in Rhozinolm with Ellin, but we wouldn’t get to experience it with those characters, instead we would head about it in Women’s Well when Allis was talking to someone else. I also would have loved to hear more from Shelvon, I think there was only one section from her perspective.

Ultimately I thought it was a good conclusion to the series and despite my critiques I did still quite enjoy it. I think it resolved everything that needed resolving and provided a good picture of what was to come for Seven Wells.

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