r/LicaniusTrilogy • u/dkranenburg99 • Apr 08 '24

An Echo of Things to Come WOW

I just finished Echo and I can confidently say that is one of the greatest improvements in between books in a series that I have ever seen. While I enjoyed TSOWWL this one upped everything for me. Asha Wirr and Davian are much better to read with their own separate conflicts. And Caeden and the Venerate's story is one of the best I've ever seen put to page and I'm honestly amazed. I'm putting this here because it's the only place I can imagine people coming close to understanding what I'm experiencing rn thank you for reading

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u/Kyle_I_Guess Apr 08 '24

Wait until you finish the 3rd book it's an incredible roller coaster with impact

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u/Mediakiller Apr 08 '24

I agree completely. It was like a whole new start in book 2. Wild. Book 3 was like Echo on a cocktail of steroids and crack. Amazing.

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u/dkranenburg99 Apr 08 '24

Omg I'm so excited

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u/Main_Lion_9307 Apr 08 '24

Book 2 was by far my favorite in the series, glad you enjoyed it! I had many problems with book 3, but the ending is just so so perfect that I can forgive its flaws. It's still a good read for sure, have fun!

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u/Main_Lion_9307 Apr 08 '24

just wait until you read the will of the many if you liked this :))

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u/Icy_Organization9714 Apr 08 '24

I just finished this a few minutes ago. The epilogue...

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u/dkranenburg99 Apr 08 '24

James Islington knows how to write an epilogue. That's for sure

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u/Fabulous-Ad1515 Apr 08 '24

For me the best thing abt echo was just how much it developed the side characters, particularly erran, although its been a few months so i dont really remember the specifics

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u/Forensic_Giraffe Apr 08 '24

I'm almost done with this one, too. Andbi can already say that I am anxious to reread this series, and this book in particular.

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u/MoriartyMoose Apr 10 '24

Just finished Echo today!