So what does he do right in this book? 1. The Prose: I could be short here and state that Brent Weeks is one of the greatest writers alive, I really could he's that good. For everyone else, if you haven't started the series and don't mind a religious war with actual gods and faith in play and want fantasy of highest caliber you would love this series, it's worth it. Also, yes, Weeks pulls off his customary excellence story and perfectly balanced ending, if you've read his other series The Night Angel Trilogy you know what I mean though this one without the rushed Deus Machina. Yes it is as good as Black Prism and Blood Mirror, if not better. First the answer to people that have followed the series up till now, this might just be the strongest entry in the series. A mini-review in case you don't want to read my entire review.

I also had a slight dislike for how fantasy works only have 'dark gods' and silent 'light gods' and so I find an active battle between them rather refreshing. If you've listened to the rest of the series then this shouldn't surprise you, if you get twitchy at religious overtones you'll hate this book if not you might still find it grating but we'll I enjoyed it greatly. This book does have quiet a bit of religious overtones. So here if you want a review from someone that actually took the time to listen to the entire book before leaving a review. I ask forgiveness for the title, but I love how people are leaving reviews for this novel that's nearly two days long and reviewing the same day its released.

An Actual Review, after I got done listening to it

Lightbringer the burning white