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This is the last I will read in this series. I loved the first two books. I gave them 5 stars. Would give higher if possible. The Third was a big let down. This last just destroyed it for me. First the characters are all changing. Rezkin was a confidant warrior with no issues. Now he is an emotional wreck! Was that really necessary? Where is written that a Hero can't be confident and stable? Where is it written that the hero always has to suffer misery? The way the story is handling his relationship with Frisha has turned into a complete soap opera. ( I hate Soap Operas and don't want to read them. Leave all the emotional baggage out of the story! A relationship does add to a story line so I have no issues with that. But this has gotten annoying) The way the problems are piling on Rezkin is getting old. Didn't he already have enough with a mad king? now you got demons piled on top of that. Has someone else taken over this story? The changes from the first two books to the last two is a total let down.


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Kingdoms and Chaos King Dark Tidings Book 4 eBook Kel Kade Reviews

The action sequences were so fun to read! Absolutely fantastic! However, and I understand this may be an unpopular opinion, I've been rooting for Rez and Frisha since the beginning and to see her end up with Tieran sent me into a whole new level of pissed off! I don't care to see Rez end up with some silver-eyed babe when I've been getting the Rezkin/Frisha dinamic since book one. I mean, why focus on Frisha wanting someone that loves her (and Rez definitely does), giving her more insight into Rezkin's past so she better understands him, and giving her opportunities to shine as a queen, only to throw her into a relationship with someone else just because he gives her a declaration of love. It felt like a giant cop-out and giant slap in the face! I was expecting a slower-building, budding love story that ends with Rez finally realizing that he has always loved her and getting that satisfying moment when he and Frisha come together. I want Frisha with Rezkin together, damnit!
This series had me from the first book. Kel Kades writing style is in depth but the pages fly by. I cant believe how great this series is. To be honest the 3rd book almost lost me, by far my least favorite. However book 4 has taken the cake. It really delves into the story and is also much broader and fast paced compared to the others. It expands on the relationships of the characters and also brings an end to a vexing one. In the end I cant wait for the next book, hopefully it won't take a year.

However I do have a bad feeling that by the end of the story everyone's going to have a happy ending except for Rez who will probably be killed for the greater good.
I finished this book and grimaced. I love love loved the first book, but it seems that the author has forgotten what made the story good, or just run out of ideas. This book is a confusing mess that skips abruptly from scene to scene and leaves too much unspoken. Too often in this book there are mysteries hinted at, and then just forgotten about. While reading I have so many questions about what things mean, who people are, how magic and power work, etc, that I just get lost in a jumble of action scenes. This is an overaching organizational mess with a few cool scenes in it.
---Spoilers below---
Why was Tam alone? What was he doing when he got captured? Is it even mentioned? Why did Rezkin accept the Loreshi Queen's offer? He never seemed interested at all. The way that whole interaction was written, it seemed like Rezkin had some clever plan up his sleeve that would get him what he wanted without sacrificing anything. But no, I guess not. I guess it's just badly written. The character and relationship growths are boring. Frisha's arc kinda makes sense from her perspective, but not from the perspective of Tieran. What happened to that gardener mage she was flirting with? Oh not important I guess. What is the background of Wesson? Keep hinting, but never fulfilling just gives me blue balls. How is it remotely satisfying to push every female away from Rezkin and leave him "married" to a bitchy queen he never wants to see again?
If you haven't read book 3, don't and then don't bother with book 4. The first 2 books of King's Dark Tidings were unbelievably good (I might even say great). Stop there and daydream the rest of the story yourself (you'll do a much better job). Book 3 and 4 are way out in never never land and don't belong to the story. I can only hope that book 5 will start with Res waking up from a dream (nightmare) and resume the story from the end of book 2. If you have read book 3 (I'm sorry - but your with me) then you might as well read book 4. There are a few interesting parts of the story that you might enjoy. I doubt I'll ever trust a series from Kel Kade again. I can only hope that he will put the King's Dark Tidings out of it's misery with book 5. When I started reading King's Dark Tidings I thought is was a trilogy. The series is really 2 different stories. Kel Kade should have made 2 series - KDT and whatever the other story is. I will say that the writing is good and interesting it's just a different story that doesn't go together.
This is the last I will read in this series. I loved the first two books. I gave them 5 stars. Would give higher if possible. The Third was a big let down. This last just destroyed it for me. First the characters are all changing. Rezkin was a confidant warrior with no issues. Now he is an emotional wreck! Was that really necessary? Where is written that a Hero can't be confident and stable? Where is it written that the hero always has to suffer misery? The way the story is handling his relationship with Frisha has turned into a complete soap opera. ( I hate Soap Operas and don't want to read them. Leave all the emotional baggage out of the story! A relationship does add to a story line so I have no issues with that. But this has gotten annoying) The way the problems are piling on Rezkin is getting old. Didn't he already have enough with a mad king? now you got demons piled on top of that. Has someone else taken over this story? The changes from the first two books to the last two is a total let down.