City of Miracles: Book Three of the Divine Cities Trilogy

I enjoyed City of Miracles by Robert Jackson Bennett. It’s the last book in the Divine Cities trilogy, and I think it does a good job of bringing the whole story to an end. The book focuses a lot on Sigrud, who was one of my favorite characters from the earlier books. He’s been through a lot, and in this book you get to see a different side of him. He’s still tough and dangerous, but he’s also dealing with loss, regret, and trying to figure out what his purpose is now.

Still not quite the tour de force of the first book in the series, City of Miracles nevertheless solidly builds on the mythology Bennett built, and returns us to one of the more interesting characters. Herein we learn many new secrets of the world, but still never get real answers regarding "divinity." An interesting set of twists and turns, and a satisfying conclusion to a well written, engaging series.

Generally speaking, your works are excellent. Now, whether it is the description of, or your perception of events as they enfold in real physical space, you have a lot of work to do. it is not logical, though it can be followed based on the story you are telling. You really need to work on your perception and description of physical space.