Circle of Fire (Prophecy of the Sisters, 3)

I LOVED THIS! Aaaaahhhhhhh! Michelle Zink nailed the ending to this trilogy. Her writing is as beautiful as ever and the characters are wonderful, just wonderful! I loved seeing Lia come into her own throughout this trilogy. She has grown an incredible amount throughout the books and by Circle of Fire she's a woman. She has faults and you see her overcome them; most of all her ability to trust in others and deal with herself. We get to know more about Alice and her point of view about things, which made the book all the more interesting. Dimitri. Pure sexiness. I liked his addition in the previous book and in this book I loved it. He's so swoon worthy! And he respects Lia and he LISTENS to her. He doesn't try to be the boss. He's there for her without telling her what she has to do. Now that there alone makes me love him! Nothing is worse to me than the love interest growling and scowling because the heroine isn't doing exactly what he wants her to do. By the way, I don't think growling or scowling is even mentioned in this book. Thumbs up for that! The romance throughout the book is just the right amount for me. It's consistent without being overplayed and it stirs the emotions. There are some sexual scenes in this book; I found them gratifying (!!!!!!!!!!!!)... I could see that others may not enjoy that though. Overall, just a perfect ending and an exciting read. I laughed, I cried. In fact I think I was almost on the verge of bawling towards the end. That Henry! Such a sensitive subject for me! Circle of Fire was totally worth $9.99. Or in my case 900 swagbucks that I saved up to convert into two $5 amazon giftcards!

Nearly five years ago, I brought the first two books of the world of the Sisterhood. Acquiring the third however, wasn't meant for me yet, not for another five years but I never forgot the story. With an Amazon gift I won, I finally brought the book and for days I reread the two books I own, and plundged into the third. As a writer myself, the author inspired me years before to write, and today, its still the same. Her story inspired me. Her characters were real, strong but with faults and that in essence is what makes us human. I'm awed by her techinique and the collosal work she had put into writing the story. This to me, will always be true. The book ia worth reading, that I promise you.

The whole trilogy is great! I loved how her personality is so well portrayed. You really get to know the character and the struggles she is going through both physically and mentally through her journey. Shows the strenghts and weaknesses love can bring; whether its the love of a friend, family member or significant other!

Now for people that have not read the other two books...... You must before understanding this review. Now the story is a struggle of Lia and the other keys. I for one is a fan of the series. Alice was really surrounded in this story like how she felt jealous and envious of Lia. And of course Lia is unaware like most US with sisters. Now the ending itself was depressing and kinda makes me wonder what happened to Alice. Like if she went to the void or went to the forth world,but what kinda rushed was how fast Lis snapped out of her "Samuel is the best and I'll rule the world with him." It even took Dimitri longer to get to wake up. But overall I loved the ending and GOOD job Michelle Zink.

This has truly been one of the greatest triologies ever written by far. I wish someday, someone makes them into a movie but, never missing the smallest details and to not add things that shouldnt be there. Thank you Michelke Zink, and congratulations

Book was in great shape. Dust cover intact. Was shipped and recieved promptly which I didn't expect during covid19. Thank you. Glad I can finish the trilogy while I have time on my hands. Y'all stay safe and wash those hands.

Circle of Fire.....ooh what an ending to the Trilogy. I could not put this book down. From begining to end I was thrilled. The finding of the missing keys, stone, and the Rite, the love that Lia and Dimirti shared growing stronger and STRONGER, kept me stuck like clue. If I could give this book 10 stars, I DEFINATELY would. To the author Michelle Zink, job well done. I enjoyed every ounce of Circle of Fire.

After reading the second in the series "Guardian of the Gate" I wondered if Michelle Zink could top the way everything pulled me into the story and made me feel like I was truly there watching everything happen to each character. With Circle of Fire she has done just that. The story pulled me in with the first two chapters. Everything that happened in the book felt right and it ended so well that I felt satisfied with an amazing story told by a wonderful storyteller. Definitely looking forward to more books from Michelle Zink.

Absolutely loved this book, this series in general is a must read. I had a hard time putting these books down!

I borrowed the first book in this series off of my Mum. I was so gripped by it that I ordered the next two. The ending was not disappointing. Really recommend these books, great read.

the momentum was kept up throughout the novel & you have that feeling that you want to know how it ends but on the other hand you don't want it to end.

Crazy, weird series! I LOVE the whole twin element (Alice is crazy) and the whole book kept me wondering what the h was going on. It was neat and different for me, so I would recommend it for sure!

Ich fand die ersten zwei Bücher schon nicht berauschend, aber sie waren noch nicht so schlecht, dass ich die Serie nicht beenden wollte. Der dritte Band jedoch ist einfach unterirdisch. Unsere Heldin ist ständig müde und gereizt, stößt alle vor den Kopf und das bisschen Sympathie, das man ihr aus den Vorgängerbänden entgegenbringt, bröckelt mit jedem Kapitel das man liest. Hochnäsig blickt sie auf alle herab und selbst ihre Tante stößt sie vor den Kopf, weil sie durchsetzt dass Dimitri in ihrem Schlafzimmer übernachtet. Das bringt mich zu dem nächsten Punkt, der mich genervt hat, die Logikfehler. Lia reitet allein mit Dimitri in Männerkleidung nach Irland, aber die Londoner Gesellschaft soll Anstoß nehmen, dass Dimitri die Nacht in ihrem Boudoire verbringt? Alice ist ihr Leben lang auf der Seite der Seelen und Samaels und Lia will sie durch einmaliges Bitten dazu bringen, sich ihr anzuschließen und es zu beenden? Und Alice hat dann auch nach dem lahmen Gespräch einen Sinneswandel weil sie gut sein will? Bitte wie realistisch ist das denn? Wie der aufmerksame Leser merkt ich mochte die Heroin dieser Geschichte kein Stück und wären die Begleitumstände oder der Plot an sich spannend gewesen, hätte ich darüber hinwegsehen können, aber so war „Magie und Schicksal“ der schwächste Band in einer ohnehin schon schwachen, unlogischen Serie. Positiv zu erwähnen ist der Schreibstil von Michelle Zink, es las sich sehr schnell runter. Ich bin froh dass die Prophezeiung sich erfüllt hat und ich die Schwestern in Frieden ziehen lassen kann ohne ihn noch einmal zu begegnen, insbesondere Lia, die ist nämlich eine kratzbürstige Dreckbratze.