DNF.

I just couldn't like the first two books but I gave the last one a try to at least finish the series. Unfortunately, I still couldn't bring myself to like these characters, the story, etc.

This series was simply not for me.

This is the third and last book in the Storm Siren series by Mary Weber. I would have to say that this is my favorite of all three books.

With the loss of Tulla still fresh in mind, Rasha’s fate unknown, and Lord Myles taken over by the dark ability, Nym and the few Bron soldiers rush to warn Cashlin’s queen. I have really liked being able to follow Nym along this ride with her. I thought at first she was not going to be able to hold up to being an elemental, but she has surprised me and does just that.

I don't want to ruin the ending to this series by telling you exactly what happens. You need to read it for yourself. This is a great read that will have you longing for more from Mary Weber and these characters. Mary Weber has a unique way of describing the world that she has made for her characters and it feels like it is so real. I love her descriptive writing.

I look forward to what is next from Mary Weber after this great ride she took us on with Nym and these characters. Great job Mary Weber!!

What do you say when you turn the last page of a story that spans three books without giving anything away?

Wow. The feels. All the feels.

Siren’s Song is the satisfying conclusion of Nym’s story. A beautiful, passionate story of overcoming and becoming one’s true identity infused with love, peril, and plenty of action.

Like Storm Siren and Siren’s Fury, the pace is fast, the tension and the stakes are high, and the characters leap from the pages with life and raw emotion. I laughed. I cried. I needed a moment to adjust to reality again.

Good-bye Nym and all the other characters we grew to love. It was a great adventure. An adventure I highly recommend.

*I received an advance reader copy in conjunction with the book tour.*

Mary Weber concludes her fantasy series about a teen girl with special powers in a futuristic world. Books 1 (Siren’s Fury) and 2 (Storm Siren) were reviewed last year (July/August 2015).

In Siren’s Song, Nym is an Elemental (one who is able to summon and control storms) who is used as a weapon by those in power for their own agenda. Each time it drains her, physically and emotionally. But as a slave, she has little control over her own life.

Her last battle with Draewulf leaves her barely alive. Now as he prepares for another battle, Nym realizes she must warn the other kingdoms before he strikes again. Is her power strong enough for the battle ahead? What about Nym’s role in the final prophecy?

Throughout this series, Weber’s storytelling engages the reader’s attention from the first page, holding until the gripping final chapter. The third installment – like the earlier ones — is filled with imperfect characters and plot twists, making it both character and plot-driven.

Sacrifice for the good of others is a strong theme in her series. The faith element is very light, but compassion and emotional strength are valued. The battle of good vs. evil is clear. For example, Nym’s Elemental power – the one she was born with — is considered good but the unnatural (dark) power is considered evil.

A satisfying end to a thoroughly enjoyable, and very unique fantasy series