but it turned out to be a great read just like the others
359795
For me, it was unexpected to find out and read, but it turned out to be a great read just like the others. I like it
1101600
Great read, follows the previously books and has a good ending.
2060000
I read the series a bit backwards and Defy was the last one. I loved it just as much as the other books in the series.  I loved and I hated the HotHoles brats! All of them the same, yet so different. Loved the humor as much as I loved the drama. I strongly recommend these books.
1551372
I enjoyed the different POVs used throughout the series, Michael's especially. He seems so perfect so it's good to know when we're in his thoughts that he is second guessing himself at times. Michael and Anna are wonderful parents but this particular book is about Franny who has loved Sam from afar for many years. It was enjoyable to see them finally get their happy-ever-after!

I thoroughly enjoyed all the books in this series although there were times this one became repetitive. I think it could have been tightened some to make it better, although it was great as it was, showing us how Christians handle real problems in a real-life fashion!
1486462
At first when I read the the first two books it was a ify little in the books but in the third and fourth it was wonderfully put together in the end the is no doubt in this would about this books success
445982
This series was different than a lot of what I've read, less action, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. I think my interest in Historical Fiction is what got me hooked. That and the the fact that I am a fan of another series by the same author. I definitely would not mind reading it again. I recommend this series to any Young Adult Romance Fan. My thanks to the author for a great read.
363117
I have to admit to being getting abnormally excited when I found there would be more to the series. While the series did provide I reasonable spot to end on, I just couldn't really let that world go, I had even gone so far as to do a re-read of the series from the beginning. This story continues on the great tradition of the previous books, introducing new characters and new troubling challenges as well. It's everything I look for in a story of the series.
4156007
In Burn, Rhett, Laney, and Bil must go up against Flora and all of the magic born who follow her, with the fate of humanity in the balance.

I really loved this novel as it just continues with the great style and writing of the first two books. The action is non-stop and the character development is great. We get some wonderful insight into Rhett's family, Hex, Grogg, and even Flora. The chapters from Hex's point of view were very fun. There is great action, lots of maneuvering on both sides, and a few side missions that go awry. The story wraps up nicely and has a very satisfying ending.

There were very few things I didn't like. The epilogue was written in the form of letters between characters. I would have preferred a straight-up narrative, but that is merely a personal preference. One of the human leaders kindof came out of nowhere and was a bit underutilized. And lately, the gore factor can be a bit much at times (children being murdered, etc.).

But overall, these things don't detract at all from a wonderful experience and another great series from David Estes. I never thought a story about witches could really interest me, but I was proven wrong. This book, and the entire series, was a great journey, and I look forward to seeing what David Estes comes up with next.

NOTE: I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review
150055
WOW!!!At first I thought this was going to be just like all those other books in this category, BUT as I read on, it really got good. Sadly- I lost the book somewhere and never finished it. It was so good I carried it around. I cant afford to buy another one for a few more months, but it is worth the purchase!!!
747468
I originally bought this book based on it's low price, but it ended up being a great read. I can't wait to read the rest in this series!
1721936
If you've gotten this far in the series, you might think you know what to expect. Book 6 is just as exciting, if not more, than the rest. A great read.
4262895
To me this one was a little different than the others in the series.  I was waiting for the other shoe to drop at the end of the book.  Still a great read!
177234
Time travel books aren't very common on the Christian market, so this series intrigued me. I bought the first and reviewed the second, enjoying both a lot; and have been watching for the last book in the trilogy to come out.

  The whole series is set in the third century in Carthage, and this third book is set when open persecution of Christians is in full swing. The author brought back the same characters and suspense and drama from the other two books and spun a great ending to the series. I read the book when I wouldn't have to put it down as I knew I was going to want to read it all in one sitting, which I did.

  Even though the series is fictional and there is no time travel, the books are based on historical events and some historical people. Though I hoped one such historical person was not going to be killed off, things didn't go quite the way I hoped, but the author had a good explanation for doing so.... though I still didn't like that part.

  This series of books, though entertaining and a very enjoyable read, they should serve as a warning that the persecution faced by Christians years ago could happen even here in America.

  Kudos to  the author for finishing out her great series with a terrific ending in this third novel. I highly recommend the whole series, and they definitely need read in order.
1119110
and it's just as awesome as the others... I loved it! We finally got to see his softer side and it was great.
210702
It has a lot of the same characteristics we see in her other works, but that's just what makes it great! The characters arevery well defined. The only major problem I found with it was that the end seemed a bit rushed.
2560433
Title says it all. I sat down and finally read the final chapter of the seven-book series, and it felt very much like all the rest of the books. It follows the same patterns (Arthur's preoccupation with staying human, amusing interactions with the Will of The Week, etc.) right up until the climax, which, obviously, had to change a little bit.

If you liked the previous six books - and if you're reading number seven that's a safe bet - you'll like this. It didn't knock my socks off, exactly, but I don't read Nix to find some higher spiritual plane. I read him because he's a great storyteller and it's fun to inhabit his complex, well-realized and entertaining worlds.

On all three counts, Lord Sunday delivers, both as a book and as the series' denouement.
4618969
I liked this series a lot.  It was a fun, fast read that was hard to put down.  I noticed some people complained about the ending (which made me almost not want to read the final book) but I found it very satisfying and it wrapped up Vivienne's story in a way that made sense. If you've finished books 1 & 2, definitely go ahead and finish the series. Keep an open mind and really think about what ending would truly work and I think you'll realize that this was the only way to complete Vivienne's journey.