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But isn't that always the case of a good book? The ending it was there but also felt unfinished a bit but maybe I'm just someone who likes all the loose ends tied up neatly. The tale was enjoyable.


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Astreya Book III The Wanderer Curse Seymour Hamilton Books Reviews

This is a superb trilogy, and I urge readers to start at the beginning. What I said in my review on Vol. I applies to all three. Enjoyed every minute, though it's not my usual genre.
If you've read this far, you've probably already read my two previous reviews for this book's two predecessors. The only thing I have to add to them is that this book brings the trilogy to a very pleasing close, with just enough of the mysteries explained and all of the problems fairly solved. It is a trilogy to read aloud at bedtime to your companion, if you have that custom; they'll be grateful.
Yes, the final book in the trilogy is here!

All three books are the perfect mix of unpredictable adventure, edge-of-your-seat suspense, lovable characters, sea lore, and just a touch of magic.

The final book in any series bears the heavy weight of expectations, but Hamilton brings it all to an end that makes sense both logically and emotionally and is better than anyone else could have dreamed up. In this book, we get a glimpse of Matris and learn that a town ruled by women may not be the paradise described. Astreya must race back to the place of his birth in order to prevent the summary slaughter of the Village's inhabitants. Lindey and Astreya learn to deal with the past and plan for the future, and Astreya finally claims his rightful inheritance.

Start with Book I The Voyage South and follow all the adventures. The landscapes, sailing prowess, and characters will stay with you long after you close the book.
Enjoyed it wasn't hard to follow even not knowing how to sail. Leaves a lot to wonder how he will get things going
Astrea, Book III is the third volume of a single story and the three should be read in sequence. An adventure-packed coming-of-age odyssey set in the Middle Ages, the story grips the reader and holds her/him through a web of evil and admirable characters, and a considerable depth of emotional complexity.
But isn't that always the case of a good book? The ending it was there but also felt unfinished a bit but maybe I'm just someone who likes all the loose ends tied up neatly. The tale was enjoyable.