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A Sky Beyond the Storm (An Ember in the Ashes Book 4) : By – Sabaa Tahir

I have never cried or cherished more deeply with a cast of characters.

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By – Sabaa Tahir

I have never cried or cherished more deeply with a cast of characters. A Sky Beyond the Storm is an epic end to the series and better than I might have envisioned. I have lived with these characters and cried with them for four Books because of the immense talent, research, and insightful speciality from Sabaa Tahir. A Sky Beyond the Storm is a great end and I was unable to think how deep it would reach into my heart. Each character is carefully crafted, everything about plot unfurling in a way so easy to the reader you can see the proof of the great skill it took to make it. This is one of those books that causes you to feel like a better person for reading it.

A Sky Beyond the Storm was in a real sense all that I could’ve hoped for and MORE. Each and every character finished their story arcs fantastically, and it was extraordinary to see side characters from all through the series appear also. The journeys that Laia, Elias and Helene go on are so compensating at its end, and I love every one of them to such an extent. I wasn’t anticipating reading the whole book without a moment’s delay, yet I was charmed by the point that I just couldn’t stop. The result from plot focuses that occurred in before Books and completed the cycle was AMAZING and I was a sobbing before its finish.

Emifal Firdaant. I can’t disclose to you the amount I cried when I read this. I won’t state significantly more since it’s a little spoiler But, each opportunity this came up, I cried.

HARPER. Didn’t figure I could go gaga for a fictional character any More than I fell to him in Reaper, however Sabaa Tahir did it once more. Harper was all that I needed for Helene and he was the most mind-blowing side character. I particularly adored the Musa moment with Harper and Elias. It was very Rowan from TOG.

Conclusion

This book gave me what I needed. This is perhaps the best finale I’ve ever perused and I realize this story will remain with me for a long long time!

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