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I'm not really sure how I feel about Sacrifice. Was it a good book? Yes. Was it engaging? Yes. But things were missing, and I didn't find myself enjoying Sacrifice as much as I had hoped.

First, the romance. In the previous two books, I felt it. I was swooning as much as Alera was. In Sacrifice, I didn't feel it. Sure, Kluver told me about how amazing Narian was and how sweet, but she didn't show me like she did in the previous books. I feel like there needs to be more than kissing to make me fall in love, and that's really all I got from Alera and Narian's romance. There was some swooning in this book, but it didn't last as long as I wished it would.

I could have handled a flat romance, if the rest of the story was spectacular. Unfortunately, it felt like there was a lot of build up to something that wasn't fully explained. I wanted to know more about that last battle. I wanted to know how things went down. I felt like 85% of the book was leading up to this epic battle, and then nothing. There was summary, but nothing of the actual action.

I guess that's how I feel about the entire novel, though. Legend and Allegiance were fantastic build up to Sacrifice, while fell short of what I was expecting. It felt like more of a middle novel, lots of little things happened, and one or two large things happened, but it didn't feel like its own novel. Plus, the ending wrapped up a little too fast. I would have loved having the last 10% of the novel expanded.

Sacrifice wasn't a bad book, but it didn't live up to the caliber the first two novels had set. It's a fine novel, but I wanted something more and it just wasn't there.


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Sacrifice Legacy Cayla Kluver Books Reviews

I got hooked on this trilogy after picking a free copy of Legacy a few years ago. I was immediately impressed with Cayla Kluver's command of writing and she continues to impress me. The conclusion to the trilogy does not disappoint! I don't usually read YA, but I think something to keep in mind is you sort of lose track of the fact that the main characters are teenagers. It doesn't feel like YA writing. The real world issues these characters face let you know that they are forced into maturity fairly young, but it doesn't feel pushed or preachy.

Alera is a well-written character, but I found myself interested to learn more about several of the supporting characters. Cannan, London, Galen, and Steldor who are secondary were very close to the story for me. Alera's observations make these characters come alive to the point you always worry about them (since they are soldiers) when her narrative moves away from them for a while.

Overall, I highly recommend the trilogy. I don't often give five stars, but I would go for 4.5 stars if available. I'm saving my five star for Cayla Kluver's next book; I think it's going to be fantastic.
This book was a doozy. Most of it was veyr emotional and I found myself wanting to throw it across the room because I couldn't actually fight any of the characters who made me mad. The only thing that stopped me is that I knew I couldn't throw the for fear of breaking it. This author is what I think qualifies as very fine in her writing, especially for someone so young. I won't bore you with a plot summary as I know other reviewers are fond of doing that. If you want an experience that will touch you, this book, even more than the first two, will do just that, unless you are heartless, somehow. Some characters didn't quite get what I thought was coming to them, but others certainly did. I know this is a trilogy, but it left me wanting more someday about the future of the characters and to know what would happen in the future. The book does appear to be written with an open, hopeful, ending that would allow for the author to eventually continue this series. It was a very enjoyable experience being "along for the ride". If you enjoy this genre, I say you should give it a shot. I don't think you'll be disappointed. One final warning I will give is that I think if you are sensitive, you should have some tissues at hand. Happy reading!
Cover love! This is the most PERFECT cover! This girl actually looks like my Alera ( you know the one I picture in my head) Love the dress. Can't wait for the book to be in my greedy little hands and devouring it's pages.D

Alera, Narian, Steldor, London, Cannon and Shaselle, Yay they are all in the final book to this amazing series. I was so glad to see Narian back in full force commanding Hytanican with Alera by his side. Narian is just so wise and smart beyond his years. Steldor is back in all of his awe inspiring glory and chilvary, he is so easy on my reading eyes, lol. My heart still goes out to the man, he is perfect! London we all love him don't we. He is so brave, and loves his country and fellow country man, and is always willing to go to great lengths for them to keep them a sovereign country. Shaselle is always finding trouble she is a great character. She is constantly miss understood, causes all sorts of trouble (which I wanted to yell at her for). Alera is Alera she tries really hard to help her country become stable under the Corkian rule. She is still young and naive at times, but she means well. She is so good for Narian she brings out the best in him.
I know I am not giving much of the plot away, because I am sure you want to find out for yourself what happens now that the Corkians are in control of Hytanican. I love how a couple of relationships blossom and grow in this story.
I am sad to have the series end, I became very attached to these characters and their stories and will miss them. However I am sure I will revisit it often after all it is my all time favorite series ever. I have already reread the first two twice, lol. If you haven't read it I would highly recommend it.
As a side not Ms. Kluver could we have Steldor's story.....PLEASE!

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I'm not really sure how I feel about Sacrifice. Was it a good book? Yes. Was it engaging? Yes. But things were missing, and I didn't find myself enjoying Sacrifice as much as I had hoped.

First, the romance. In the previous two books, I felt it. I was swooning as much as Alera was. In Sacrifice, I didn't feel it. Sure, Kluver told me about how amazing Narian was and how sweet, but she didn't show me like she did in the previous books. I feel like there needs to be more than kissing to make me fall in love, and that's really all I got from Alera and Narian's romance. There was some swooning in this book, but it didn't last as long as I wished it would.

I could have handled a flat romance, if the rest of the story was spectacular. Unfortunately, it felt like there was a lot of build up to something that wasn't fully explained. I wanted to know more about that last battle. I wanted to know how things went down. I felt like 85% of the book was leading up to this epic battle, and then nothing. There was summary, but nothing of the actual action.

I guess that's how I feel about the entire novel, though. Legend and Allegiance were fantastic build up to Sacrifice, while fell short of what I was expecting. It felt like more of a middle novel, lots of little things happened, and one or two large things happened, but it didn't feel like its own novel. Plus, the ending wrapped up a little too fast. I would have loved having the last 10% of the novel expanded.

Sacrifice wasn't a bad book, but it didn't live up to the caliber the first two novels had set. It's a fine novel, but I wanted something more and it just wasn't there.