Completing the Earthend Saga, this novel reaches back into Galderkhaan even more than the previous two books. Caitlyn finds herself stuck inside the body of a Galderkhaani woman just before the catastrophic events kick off and destroy Galderkhaan. So: no pressure. Also, Jacob is there? Back in the present, Ben is trying to sort out what has happened to Caitlyn when the Haitian woman and her son from the first book arrive in New York. And we meet a modern Technologist or two.
This book will make very little sense if you haven’t read the first two in the series. In fact, I recommend reading this immediately after finishing A Dream of Ice because I didn’t and I found it hard to remember who was doing what and why. Mostly, I found my interest in the series waning. A lot happened in this book, but it came at a cost to the character development that I was used to from the previous books in the series. It’s still a fun ride, with a lot of good ideas, so if you enjoy science fiction with a splash of fantasy you may enjoy this book. Just be sure to start at the beginning of the series with A Vision of Fire. ;) ( )

So, having completed the trilogy, all I have to say is What. The. Fuck. I still don't know what the hell just happened or what the purpose of this story was or really much of anything. I have soooooo much to say, but it's 6:30 in the morning, so my thoughts are going to have to wait until my brain is more awake. ( )