#Review Lastland (War of the Princes #4) by A.R. Ivanovich

Genres: Science Fiction Pages:325 Source: Netgalley Add it to Goodreads After a devastating attack on the Northern capital, Prince Raserion has taken everything from Katelyn Kestrel . . . everything but her will to fight back and save the people of Haven.

Out of the ashes of a burning city, Prince Varion, ruler of the Northern Kingdom, resurfaces, intent on ending the seven-hundred-year war once and for all. But he can’t succeed without Katelyn’s help. She has the powerful ability to find anything she seeks—even the enemy himself, Prince Raserion.

While the two armies gather strength for one final showdown, Katelyn finds herself on the frontlines of war, pinned between right and wrong, friend and foe, life and death. With Haven’s fate hanging in the balance, Katelyn’s struggle will not only decide her future, but the future of the broken Kingdom of Lastland.

This one was on par with the other books in this series but it seemed to me that the author was just trying to tie up loose ends and in doing so a few things got left behind.  This is not my fav of this series but even with the issue of speeding thought the 325 pages this was still ok.  If you loved the other books then pick this one up.  It might leave you a little disappointed but its a must read if you want to know what happens. 

 Go Into This One Knowing 

Sums up loose ends. 

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Posted in: 3 Stars, BooksparksPR, Jessica P., Netgalley, Review, Young Adult