Sometimes it needs more than one powerful human being to fight a war against injustice.
From all three books, I have found Dreams of Bronze the most powerful. In all three books, the story relies heavily on the Injustice against women. Women have to fight much harder to find their place in society. And even when they are successful, it can easily be taken away by men. It isn’t much different in Dreams of Bronze, for Faye, the fight isn’t complete. Revenge isn’t just a name she chose for her company; it is deeply engraved in her. And she won’t let go, for no man, not even one close to her.
On the first pages, Faye came across as a little selfish, taking what she wanted. The goal from the last two books seemed a little lost. I didn’t like how the story started. When her intentions became clear, the first impression shifted, and I enjoyed the story to the end.
