The Triumphant (Valiant, #3) by Lesley Livingston, 409
pages. Razorbill (Penguin), 2019. $19
Content: Language: PG-13 (24 swears); Mature Content; PG-13; Violence:
PG-13.
BUYING ADVISORY: MS, HS – OPTIONAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGE
Fallon and her gladiatrix are much loved by Caesar
and she enjoys the glory of victory, but she is mortified when Cai loses his
position and is turned into a gladiator.
While Fallon tries to help Cai, there is political unrest in Rome and
Pontius has it out for Fallon and her friends.
When Caesar is murdered and the republic starts to fall apart, Fallon has
to help get Cleopatra to safety and try to help those she loves.
This is the final book in the Valiant trilogy
and I enjoyed being back with these characters.
The book has a full story line with lots going on, but sometimes I felt like
the relationship development between Cai and Fallon was forgotten. I enjoyed the satisfying ending and the
historical setting, so if you have kids who enjoyed the beginning of this
series this is worth grabbing. The
content includes violent fighting with descriptive injuries and a make-out session.
Reviewer, C. Peterson
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