Above the Veil (The Seventh Tower, Book 4)

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Summary: Interesting Writing Style. . .
Review: WOW! This is an amazing book. I've read all of the books in the series (actually, I've read them twice) and I really like the way the story stretched farther and farther, the characters changing drastically. I also found slight careless mistakes in this book-- Nix claimed that Milla's eyes were grey, while in the first book, they were green. Also, I felt this book was a change. For some readers, they might box their expectations by judging the characters, but Nix's other pieces show that he is capable of the amazing, so don't be surprised if the plot or characters swerve around drastically. In this book, Tal and Milla are still on the run from the maniacal Sushin, and encounter a rebel gang of underfolk. Milla feels the compelling urge to return to the ice--her characteristic flame slightly dimmed. But everything starts to fall into place in this book, paving the way for a possible ending that I believe will leave each reader breathless.