Mundane Musings

Just finished the last of the Inheritance series. What had started as a good page turner came to a befitting if not slightly boring end with this last book. I have found the Inheritance series to be unusual from the very beginning simply because this was the story of Gods enslaved by mortals inhabiting our world at an unknown period of earth's life. The very magnitude of this idea and the research that has gone in to present the story is commendable. The first book was the most interesting as it presented the state of affairs - of Gods having been chained as slaves by mortals (the Arameri) by the blessings of bright Itempas (one of the three). That book was mind blowing and as it tackled with a hereto never before attempted story line, I took to it with gusto. Even though this book was a Young Adult book and even when I had found the writing to be floundering at times. In this book, The Kingdom of Gods, Sieh, the son of the Three (one of the oldest and powerful Godlings) i