The Masks of Strangers by Lina J. Potter

How does one escape a vessel on the high seas, really? In the end, she is kidnapped, her carriage stopped on the way to Castle Taral, her guards killed, and the countess herself locked on a ship headed for Avester. But when Anthory, Baron Lofrayne, also shows up in the capital of Ativerna, Lilian has to admit-she hates him much more than she might ever hate the killer. A nobleman, he moves in the same circles as Miri and might be even talking to her.

Here, letting down your guard is not an option.Ī serial killer is at large in Laveri. Enemies are everywhere-even the land itself is a foe. Bravo to the author that’s the best I can say bravo and thank you.The Coast of Avester. This is a series I recommend everyone out there I particularly favor a strong female lead but if you just like a strong lead in general this is the one for you. The mystery the intrigue the wonder it all comes to ahead it all makes sense and odds are you’ll love it. The characters in the novel are already fully developed but the story here is what shines. As a fan of the series like many others I want more I see the potential for more I hope I get more but I can’t be satisfied with this. With this book will give me the complete story everything is wrapped up nice and neat with a pretty little bow on top.

I myself didn’t like how the forest arc started out I was pleasantly surprised with the aftermath let’s leave it at that.

I know some who didn’t necessarily like how the murder mystery ark of the story was playing out initially don’t worry it’s good. Some of the revelations that we come across are just jaw dropping there are things that come up that I never saw coming but they make so much sense once you put the pieces together. It wraps up everything we’ve been reading about for the past three books now. This is the desert listing cherry on top. I read the book in one day it was the Christmas gift I bought myself and I enjoyed it. There was an earlier portion in the book where we thought the author was done but she continued and we were so happy we still want more. However like mini fans of the series I want more. I mean technically we know how many children Miranda has when she grows older that just makes it difficult to tell a story centered around her in the future not saying it can’t be done but it’s not easy anymore.

So it make it difficult to write a flash forward say 5,10,15 or 20 years later. Too many details regarding the future the overall future of key characters in the story I discussed in a much earlier book in the series. In fact the only issue I’ve ever quite had with the story was a flash forward a severe flash forward that pinned down to many events in the future. The author notes that this is the last book in the series I sincerely hope that is not true.

The Masks of Strangers by Lina J. Potter