Last updated on February 11th, 2019
The Emperor’s Visions (Tales of Tzoladia Book 4) by R.A. Denny is a fast-paced, exciting read with a continuation of a deep interwoven plot.
The Good
- The most interesting, well-written book out of the series so far!
- All the character’s stories are really coming together.
- Multilayered plots
- I read this book in three sittings, but I would have read it in one if not for time constraints.
- Continued depth of characters.
- Ex. Getting into the complex mind of Metlan gives a unique perspective of a character difficult to categorize as evil or good. Personally, I see him as a selfish person—his nature is utterly evil— in need of enlightenment in the one truth God (Adon).
The Bad
- N/A
The Unsure*
- I dislike that the titles and covers changed for all the books.
- This is confusing for someone in the middle of reading them.
- Also, I thought I already read book four which was previously labeled Warriors
*My opinion: what I didn’t care for or do not prefer. This will not lower a rating unless it overly distracts from the story.
If you are reading through this series, don’t stop now. Find The Emperor’s Visions (Tales of Tzoladia Book 4) on Amazon.
Refugees (Book 1) review
Seekers (Book 2) review
Captives (Book 3) review
Warriors (Book 4) review
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