The epic conclusion to the Song of Kamaria trilogy.
ALL SONGS END.
War ravages Kamaria as an old enemy resurfaces from the depths of the ocean. Offering no support in the coming battles, the auk’nai isolate themselves in their tightly guarded Nest. Outgunned and outmatched, humanity once again trembles on the edge of obliteration.
The Castus family is torn apart. Denton fights on the front lines, hoping to free Cade from a nightmarish foe. Meanwhile, Eliana and Nella set out on a path that will change everything they understand about the Sirens. The Song will end, but who will remain to hear its final verse?
Quinn (verified owner) –
At the Threshold of the Universe is one of the best endings to a trilogy I have ever read. The mysteries were revealed wonderfully and seeing all the threads built up over the last two books came together was so satisfying. It was my favorite books of the series and I will forever recommend these books to everyone I know.
This book was definitely the darkest of the trilogy, but I never felt like it went so far that anyone who enjoyed the first two wouldn’t feel comfortable reading this one. This novel also featured the most military combat of the series, which would naturally lend itself to more darkness, and I think Bruno did a good job in depicting the grim realities of fighting a war without delving too deeply into details that would push some readers away. Similarly, this is also perhaps the most fast-paced and action-packed book of an already fast-paced and action-packed series, but it never felt rushed. The action pushed the story along quickly and built the tension of a people fighting a last stand for the survival of their species.
The time jumps that occurred throughout the series was one of the highlights of the trilogy for me, and this one took it to another level. I can’t go into any details about it in this novel but they were so well done and helped break up the pace of the novel as well as reveal vital information to unravel certain mysteries and secrets. Speaking of, the additional insights into the Sirens and their species was fantastic and I was so excited the more we learned. I’m certain this will tie into future novels written by the author and I can’t wait to explore these parts further.
This series quickly became one of my favorite sci-fi series of all time and this last book was so rewarding. I honestly believe this trilogy will appeal to all readers, not just sci-fi or even SFF readers, and I can’t recommend it highly enough.