Siren's Fury continued straight off of Storm Siren, with a little prelude of the last moments in Storm Siren, and we are reminded of the choice Nym made and the cost of it. As we continue on in Siren's Fury, we are confronted with the thoughts of hate and trust. Will hate drive Nym to become a person she, herself have loathe and despised, or will she trust others that may have their own hidden agenda?  And in turn, will compassion and love drive out demons that possessed the world and those she loves? Worlds come together in this second book of the trilogy. From Cashlin to Bron to Tulla, we ride in style (airship designed by Eogan), and be confronted with danger, action and camaraderie, a little different than what we first saw in Storm Siren, but nonetheless, characters we will begin to love. And with this book, as a reader, I can finally and fully see how innovative Mary Weber is! She created a new world that have no connection to our world and gave us thoughts of travel through mountains and forests. With each place, a distinction, from Luminescents of Cashlin to Terrenes of Tulla, a world of fantasy have come alive in Siren's Fury.  And with that, we're thrown into the final installment of this epic trilogy.


In Siren's Song, we start off with the origin of Bolcrane, and then we continue onto the last conversation between Eogan and Nym, where one revelation came to light in regards to what Draewulf's final act will be to secure his immortality and rule. As we journey through this truly epic trilogy, we come to the conclusion of the stake Nym must face: is she willing to die to save what and who she holds dear and love? Is she willing to risk it all to save all of the Hidden Lands from evil that took claim and fought for the past hundred years for the freedom to live and be?

Nym is strong, tenacious, stubborn, loyal and faithful. She is feminine at times and ferocious with her temper at others. A formidable opponent, as well as a friend and love interest. Her easy, heart-stopping and sigh-worthy interactions with Eogan will have any reader ache for their love and cry during their times of separation. Eogan, with his own thorns from the past, will he be able to let the spark of love heal his stone heart, and come to grips with his feelings for Nym? Will he be able to let her go when the time comes? I must also mention Princess Rasha, Lord Myles, Kel and even Lady Isobel. Each character came to life with Mary's words, and it was bittersweet to have to say goodbye as the last page closed.

In all, a new world of fantasy that will remind you of Lord of the Rings; The Storm Siren trilogy and most notably Siren's Song will assure your view of war and peace, while finding truth and love that defeats all evil.  Fast paced, with multiple gut-wrenching twists that will have you reaching for that box of tissues, and a romance that have you invested from the beginning. With subtle Christian principles and themes throughout, join Nym and company on the quest to rid the world of evil and bring forth the dream of freedom that the Creator had freely given all. Truly epic, and one of the best trilogy that will have you wanting more since The Hunger Games.


NOTE:  I received a complimentary ARC of this trilogy through The Fantastic Flying Book Club Book Tours in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed are my own. For my review policy, please see my Disclosure page.