Amelia Atwater-Rhodes

As the peaceful coexistence of the avian and serpiente realms becomes increasingly precarious, nineteen-year-old Nicias, heir to the ancient and powerful falcon realm, learns some lessons about the past that will shape the future of their shared world.

Falcondance

Kirsten Simkiss

I read this whole book in one day and this was probably the most interesting of the three books for me so far, but it still just falls short of what it could be. The new culture was fascinating and the story was more compelling, but as before I found the characters to be wooden and unchanging. The characters from prior books seemed almost to be entirely separate characters in this one. The main characters from the first two books were barely present at all, instead following a young Falcon shifter. While the main character seemed nice enough to me, he seemed as gullible as a two year old meeting a world class magician. I'd give it 3.5 stars at most. It was good, but it wasn't that good.

The ending wasn't as tidy as the last two books, which I was very grateful for. However, it still just seemed so easy an ending that it made me not want to read them anymore. While I may eventually get around to reading later books, I doubt it'll be at the top of my to do list.

Stephanie Boisvert

Ashley

mevi

Aurelia Dennis

Dani Edgin

Author Rachel Cooper

Katharine Lumley

Erica

Lorien O'Brien

Mariya Tuchinskaya 

Nicias has never felt completely at home among the avians and serpiente in Wyvern’s Court, despite his loyalty to Oliza Shardae Cobriana, the heir to both thrones. He is a falcon, the son of two exiles from Anhmik–and images of this distant island have always haunted his dreams. But when Nicias’s visions become more like reality, his parents have no choice but to send him back to the homeland–and a royal falcon–they’ve tried their best to forget. If Araceli won’t bind Nicias’s newfound magic, it could destroy him. In a place where everyone is a pawn, only one other woman has the potential to save Nicias. But she holds the keys to a dangerous power struggle that will force Nicias to choose between his duty–and his destiny.

Jordan Springs

Falcondance

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