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Wow! If you liked the first two books in the Court of Five series, you're going to love Buried Heart. Gritty and heart-wrenching in many ways. Buried Heart is a great continuation of Court of Fives and Poisoned Blade (Court of Fives). (If you haven't read the first two books, go grab them and read them first.) Great writing, complex and original ideas, and a romance that doesn't overshadow everything else but is a realistic force behind our heroine's decisions. The world-building is absolutely phenomenal.

Racism, colonialism, class divides, and family loyalties are compelling twined through Kate Elliot's Court of Fives saga. Buried Heart just keeps turning up the heat as Jessamy continues her complicated relationships with Kalliarkos, her father, her mother, and sisters. The story, situations, and choices will leave you thinking long after you close your book.

This is a very satisfying conclusion to the Court of Fives series. My only wishes don't have to do with the book itself: I want to witness a Fives competition in real life (I wouldn't want to be an adversary as I'd break my neck) or commandeer my own spider. Yeah, that spider would take care of rush hour traffic.


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Buried Heart Court of Fives Kate Elliott Books Reviews

Read them all! Luckily I found this book series after all of them were published. I love this series and never really knew what I wanted to happen to the characters. It was great and powerful.
After Book 2, I had no idea how the author could finish the series in a way that would not compromise the moral or emotional integrity of her protagonist, but she absolutely did it. Buried Heart is dense, emotional (at times, absolutely gutting) and a beautiful example of how to write a story about hope and victory without being kitschy or banal.
Elliott's characters are so real that you feel like you've lost your best friend when a series ends. This is the third and last in her Court of Fives trilogy, and everything Jess has worked so hard for is at stake. I raced through this book at lightning speed and had to go back and reread just to savor every moment.
This apparently concludes her “Court of Fives” trilogy, and it’s a decent wrap-up. I won’t say much more than that to avoid spoilers—there’s a lot of running around and ultimately some battles that seem to pretty well settle the issues that have driven the trilogy; I enjoyed the books, as I have all of Elliott’s work I’ve read.
I really enjoyed spending time with Jes in the detailed world Kate Elliott has built. Jes is strong, strategic, loyal, and Kal is a great love interest. They were separated more than I'd prefer, but for reasons that made sense given their world, situation, and characters. Efea and its people were fascinating and I'd love to read more stories set there.
There was a lot to like in this wrap up of the series. Plenty of action, suffering, and drama. I loved this series as a whole. My one quibble with this last book was that everything wrapped up a little too neatly -- which feels like a lame thing to say about a book, but I think just means that the end didn't feel earned by the main character. She suffered yes, but the ending was not about her. A common problem in "revolution" stories. Overall though, excellent!
I loved the first book due to the characters, the world building, and the compelling writing. I liked the second book but didn't love it as much as the first as I felt the story was not as fast paced or focused. I liked the series enough to stick with it to this final book. Due to the lapse in time from book 2 to 3, and my vociferous reading, as well as the numerous minor characters, I would have appreciated either a beginning synopsis or an appendix with the character names and relationships listed as it was confusing as to who was who outside of the main characters. Overall, an unexpected ending to an enjoyable series. By the way, I am not a "young" adult and think this series is for all fantasy readers.
Wow! If you liked the first two books in the Court of Five series, you're going to love Buried Heart. Gritty and heart-wrenching in many ways. Buried Heart is a great continuation of Court of Fives and Poisoned Blade (Court of Fives). (If you haven't read the first two books, go grab them and read them first.) Great writing, complex and original ideas, and a romance that doesn't overshadow everything else but is a realistic force behind our heroine's decisions. The world-building is absolutely phenomenal.

Racism, colonialism, class divides, and family loyalties are compelling twined through Kate Elliot's Court of Fives saga. Buried Heart just keeps turning up the heat as Jessamy continues her complicated relationships with Kalliarkos, her father, her mother, and sisters. The story, situations, and choices will leave you thinking long after you close your book.

This is a very satisfying conclusion to the Court of Fives series. My only wishes don't have to do with the book itself I want to witness a Fives competition in real life (I wouldn't want to be an adversary as I'd break my neck) or commandeer my own spider. Yeah, that spider would take care of rush hour traffic.