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When the Stars Threw Down Their Spears (The Goblin Wars)

When the Stars Threw Down Their Spears (The Goblin Wars)

Published in
2013
4.20
on Goodreads (423)

Description

"[A] spectacular conclusion ." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review Locked doors are opening, and magical creatures are tumbling through portals from Mag Mell, the world-between-worlds, into the streets of Chicago. Meanwhile, the romance between seventeen-year-old Teagan, who is part goblin, and the alluring bad boy Finn Mac Cumhaill is heating up . . . which is awkward, considering he is bound by a family curse to fight goblins his entire life. Celtic mythology, adventure, and paranormal romance fuse in the electrifying finale of the critically acclaimed Goblin Wars trilogy.
Age
0-15
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
388 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Engaging Conclusion: 'When the Stars Threw Down Their Spears' is the final installment in 'The Goblin Wars' series, providing a satisfying and climactic end to the epic tale. Readers invested in the series will not want to miss the resolution of the gripping narrative and the fates of their favorite characters.
  • Rich World-Building: Kersten Hamilton has created a deeply immersive world that blends Celtic mythology with modern fantasy elements. Reading this book offers an escape into a richly detailed universe with complex lore and magical systems that fans of the genre will appreciate.
  • Character Development: Throughout the series, characters have grown and evolved in response to the challenges they face. This book continues to explore their journeys, offering readers the chance to witness the culmination of character arcs and the personal growth that has been building since the first book.
  • Themes of Courage and Sacrifice: The story explores universal themes such as bravery, self-sacrifice, and the struggle between good and evil. Readers will find inspiration in the characters' resilience and the moral dilemmas they navigate, making the book not only entertaining but also thought-provoking.