Name: Song of the Shiver Barrens
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)
ISBN: 9780732282004

Glenda Larke

Kardiastan has finally earned its freedom. Ligea's revolution has succeeded and she plans to go back to Kardiastan and Temellin, but events conspire to hold her back. Meanwhile, Arrant is consumed by guilt and nothing he does to earn himself a place as his father's heir can assuage it.

Song of the Shiver Barrens

Ligea's son, Arrant, leaves Tyrans for Kardiastan to take his place as Mirager-heir, while Ligea prepares to halt an insurrection. But Arrant's skills as a Magoroth are dangerously inconsistent, and his father, Temellin, finds it difficult to communicate with this secretive young man he barely knows. Arrant's singular ability to communicate with his half-brother, Tarran - a part of the collective mind known as the Mirage Makers - leads them both towards the possibility of a tragic clash with the encroaching Ravage. As Arrant's enemies among the Magoroth plot to ruin his family and his future as heir, he begins to realise there is a greater mystery to solve if he is to prevail.

Book Three of the Mirage Makers

Song Of The Shiver Barrens

Danny Engström

Sarah 

I’m torn between 3-4 stars. The book was good I just felt it was really long and some parts dragged a bit. The plot of this series was one of a kind for me and really good. I loved reading about Ligea/Sarana and at the start kind of disappointed in the change to Arrant. He turned into a good man though. The development of characters was great. Like Samia who I really liked as a character. The ending was great as well. I loved that you didn’t know what was going to happen to Arrant and what the plans were although I should have worked it out easier with a little hint that’s given 😂 also one question that never gets answered bugs me. Why can’t Arrant use his cabochon work without Tarran?

Song of the Shiver Barrens

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