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The Cry of the Icemark is one of my favorite fantasy books for several reason. It's sequel, Blade of Fire, kind of fell beneath my expectations, but the finale, Last Battle of the Icemark, is all around lovely.

Ok, so it's not perfect. Some characterization seemed nonexistent, but what can you really do with someone completely bent on evil? There's one grammatical mistake, if you care about that sort of thing. You could sit here all day nit-picking it: it's got too much this or that, but that won't change the basic fact that it is a good book, a great one even. It manages to take the basic good vs. evil fight, that so easily could be ho-hum, and turns out a wonderful story.

Perhaps the title is a little misleading, for the scrappy little country comes out more or less intact. Still, I'd vote with this well and truly being the end, so that it doesn't risk becoming just another money grubbing fantasy fad.

The story has some predictable elements, but the ultimate showdown in the end doesn't disappoint. Queen Thirrin must invade the Empire to the south to save her people from the newest threat. Yet the biggest battles will be fought on a different plane of existence.


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The Last Battle of the Icemark Icemark Chronicles by Hill Stuart Paperback Stuart Hill 9781905294701 Books Reviews

Great!
A better way to end this supremely satisfying series, I'm sure does not exist. This is a must read for all fantasy lovers.
I love this series. The first book was amazing and I look forward to reading this one and the prequal.
She loves the Icemark Chronicles series books. This book is #3 of series book. Great books for young teens. Highly recommended.
I recommended this series! My avid readers in junior high and high school quickly get caught up in the storyline and strong character development. This last book in the series doesn't disappoint!
A series that had me captivated since I was young. It is enjoyable to re visit every once in a while and never fails to make me feel every emotion the characters feel.
As a stand-alone story, this book was below average. As a part of the richly developed world developed over the course of the first two books, this was atrocious and painful to read. Very little, if anything was added to the well-drawn cast of characters, and the conclusion of the story was hastily crafted and poorly executed. All in all, very disappointed by a lackluster finish to what was previously a great series. I'm just going to pretend the series ended after book two.
The Cry of the Icemark is one of my favorite fantasy books for several reason. It's sequel, Blade of Fire, kind of fell beneath my expectations, but the finale, Last Battle of the Icemark, is all around lovely.

Ok, so it's not perfect. Some characterization seemed nonexistent, but what can you really do with someone completely bent on evil? There's one grammatical mistake, if you care about that sort of thing. You could sit here all day nit-picking it it's got too much this or that, but that won't change the basic fact that it is a good book, a great one even. It manages to take the basic good vs. evil fight, that so easily could be ho-hum, and turns out a wonderful story.

Perhaps the title is a little misleading, for the scrappy little country comes out more or less intact. Still, I'd vote with this well and truly being the end, so that it doesn't risk becoming just another money grubbing fantasy fad.

The story has some predictable elements, but the ultimate showdown in the end doesn't disappoint. Queen Thirrin must invade the Empire to the south to save her people from the newest threat. Yet the biggest battles will be fought on a different plane of existence.