S. E. Grove

Grove delivers the final volume in the Mapmakers trilogy--a thrilling, inventive blend of political intrigue, adventures in real and mythical landscapes, mapmaking magic, and one girl's desperate quest for her parents.

The Crimson Skew

After all of the world's continents were flung into different time periods, Sophia journeys home to Boston, anticipating her reunion with Theo, but he has been conscripted to fight in a twisted vision of Manifest Destiny.

Christine

SOPHIA AND THEO AND BITTERSWEET AND CASANOVA AND DATURA LKSFJLA:FHSF:G
and everybody else.

Haley Murray

Overall, not a bad ending to a trilogy. But I definitely enjoyed the second book the best out of the series.

Daniel Santos

The Crimson Skew wraps the Mapmakers trilogy with excellence, and makes you feel like not dropping the book. Amazing. I hope the author gifts us with new adventures of Sophia and her gang in the future.

Maria

из всей трилогии самая сильная - вторая книга, на мой взгляд. поэтому ей были твердые четыре звездочки, а этой и первой - 3.5. наиболее интересное во всей истории по-прежнему идея мира, разделенного не географически, а по времени. но я вообще не понимаю, почему люди, попадающие из 12 века в 19-й, вообще ничему не удивляются, ездят на поездах и всё такое

конец трилогии - нууу, не скажу, что разочаровал, скорее был неожиданным. но, возможно, тот читатель, который больше чем я ожидал определенного исхода, сказал WTF

еще должна отметить, что на английском, к сожалению, заметнее weak writing - целые куски растекания мыслью по древу, которые не важны ни для сюжета, ни для понимания персонажа. первые две книги я читала в переводе, там просто проще пропускать неважные абзацы

Annwyn Jensen

Reilly

Kayleigh Bekisz

The stunning conclusion to S. E. Grove's New York Times–bestselling Mapmakers trilogy—a historical, fantastical adventure perfect for fans of Philip Pullman! It is late August 1892, and Sophia Tims is coming home from a foreign Age, having risked her life in search of her missing parents. Now she is aboard ship, with a hard-earned, cryptic map that may help her find them at long last. But her homecoming is anything but peaceful. Threatening clouds hang over New Orleans harbor. Sinkholes have been opening in Boston, swallowing parts of the city whole. Rogue weirwinds tear up the Baldlands. Worst of all, New Occident is at war, led by a prime minister who will do anything to expand the country westward. He has blackmailed Sophia’s beloved uncle Shadrack into drawing the battle maps that will lead countless men and boys—including Sophia’s best friend, Theo—to their deaths. As Sophia puzzles out her next move, Shadrack is peeling back layers of government intrigue, and Theo is bracing himself to fight. A red fog of war is rising, and New Occident’s future hangs in the balance. . . . The Crimson Skew is the thrilling final act of S. E. Grove’s acclaimed Mapmakers Trilogy—three unforgettable books set in a world like no other.

The Crimson Skew

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