Though Wendy's life isn't full of extravagant balls or gowns, she gets her fair share of romance and experience as the Trylle princess.
Read moreĪlso posted on Lovey Dovey Books Ascend is ever the fairy tale ending to Amanda Hocking's Trylle Trilogy. I am glad she thought outside of the box and wrote such a great story based on trolls.Matured characters, emotional, same great narration, still don't get to see the kingdom. I really enjoyed this trilogy, even if there were some things that could have been better, and I greatly look forward to reading more of her work. The colors are so vibrant and on the Ascend cover, the red of her dress and throne stand out beautifully against the lush green. We still never got to see the kindgom and that would have helped it to feel as if Forening was bigger.The cover is beautiful, as is all the covers of this series. The world of Forening is very interesting, though all I really know of it is how secretive and hidden it is. She does really well at having disctinctive voices so you know who is talking before the book tells us. Maybe she was only good at mentally shoving stuff?***END OF SPOILER***END OF SPOILER***The narrator does a great job of reading, just like with the first two books. Why? Maybe her control with her abilities wasn't as fine tuned to be able to move it that way. She ends up getting into his head, causing him a lot of pain, and decapitates him with the sword.
I really like all of the people she is close to and I can't pick a single favorite.As for the ending solution, I think there could have been a simpler answer, but maybe there was a readon it couldn't be the solution I thought of.***SPOILER***SPOILER***SPOILER***SPOILER***For those of you who don't mind spoilers or have already read teh book, my solution was for Wendy to use her abilities and pick up the sword with her mind and use that to end Oren, but instead she tries to push him and drains her energy. I am pleased with the way the story ended and loved the short stories at the ends of each novel. I think this last book was my favorite because of all of the build up and emotional investment.Wendy is at her more mature in this book and she grew a lot from the beginning of the story. I was able to enjoy the whole story and I loved it. I didn't have to wait a year in between and forget some things here and there because of it. Find this review and more at On The Shelf!I am definitely glad that I was able to listen to all three of these audiobooks in a row.
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