They head back the way they came, but with the Loden in their possession and their mission accomplished. Kirisin finds her and brings her inside the care where he and his sister care for her to bring her back from the edge of death. But she is able to drag herself towards the cave where Kirisin and Simralin are. I can’t wait to start the next one!Īt the end of the last book, Elves of Cintra, Angel Perez is wounded and almost dead from her encounter with the demon, Delloreen. I’m curiously looking forward to read how these characters and situations all fit together into the overall main story of The Shannara Saga. In this trilogy we get to see the beginnings of the Great Wars and how it affected humanity.
Eventually it was revealed that Shannara is actually a post apocalyptic story set on Earth many hundreds of years in the future. With the deaths of some of the Ghosts, the ruthless killings of the Klee, the failure of the Elven King, and the overall hopelessness of the world our heroes live in we can enjoy the journey of these characters we have grown to love, as they themselves fall in love and find personal happiness amongst the terror of their journey.Īs a long time reader of the Shannara series, my first introduction was Sword of Shannara a couple of years after it was published, I had read about the Great Wars and how devastating it was to the world. In this book we get four relationships that help balance out the stark real world situations. One of the things that I felt was missing from the previous stories, in this trilogy and the previous one, was the lack of relationships and romance. I wish we could’ve seen more of them in action together. I loved seeing Angel Perez and Logan Tom finally meeting up and talking about being a Knight of the Word and how likely they were the last ones. Many of them had crossed paths previously, but never all together at the same time. It was great to finally see all of the characters come together in the third act and to discuss how they finally ended up together. Terry Brooks is able to do this very well and outside of one section of the story that seemed redundant, I felt that they story was well crafted and flowed really well. The difficult task of this story is to bring all of the storylines together in a meaningful way and keep the timeline flowing. Along the way there are joyful reunions and sad separations that affect and change the Ghosts and the others for the rest of their lives. The final book in the trilogy is able to bring all of the characters back together after separating them and telling their separate stories, we get to see them reunite or in some cases join together for the first time. Genesis of Shannara: Book Three The Gypsy Morph by Terry Brooks
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