I’ve read all of the books in the series and have been impressed by them. Ancient Fall is no exception. This is a fitting end to such an enjoyable series. This book is a lot darker than other books in the series and at times I wondered if it was too dark for children. Thankfully, the balance of light and dark is just right. The characters learn various morals and lessons along the way but this never gets preachy or invasive and is effortlessly woven into the storyline. This was a pleasure to read. I can imagine reading Ancient Fall to happy children. I’m sort of sad the series has ended and wonder what the author will come up with next.

Twins are crucial to all the Legend of Rhyme stories, but none more so than this one. All the twins must play their part in saving the worlds from Mother Earth. The Goddess has turned against humans and intends to show them no mercy, after years of suffering abuse at their hands.
This is the final chapter in a seven book series for children. The pulling together of all the threads in the allegory.
It is really important that you have read the previous six books before you read this one, otherwise you won't get the best of the story.
Also, if you read out of sequence, reading this one will spoil the others completely.
I wonder what Jaime Lee Mann will be writing next. I hope that I will be able to read it.