Further adventures with the Time Corps in which we find out more about the members and the Library - interesting . . .

A wonderful addition to the series.

The characters are fantastic. The plot is twisty and interesting. The world building is superb. I can't wait to read the next book.

Read the first book in the Time Corps Chronicles, The Clockwork Cathedral. 1 Star, therefore will not continue with the series.

3.5 stars

In some ways, this book was even better than Luna Park, because more was at stake for all the characters. In other ways, it wasn't quite as good because it felt more disjointed. It also didn't help that the limited-range-of-time-travel rule in this book was contrary to a fairly major plot point in Luna Park. It's also depressing that this is currently the last book in the series; I want more!

An excellent series. I hope there will be more.

Good book!

Just finished this book and it introduced more characters and more travels and back stories. I liked the book very much.

I enjoyed the first two books in this series. They were both based in the 1800's. Book three wasn't my favorites. It was based in modern times and I felt it diverted from the first two quite a lot. Now "The Sound of Wings" brings them all together. I give it five stars. It's great time traveling story. No swearing in this one, as there was in book four. No sexual content, good for teens and up. The story has a clear conclusion (as they all have) but leaves an opening for more.

I love this series of books by Heather Blackwood, and this one did not disappoint. I found the different story lines interesting. I knew Elliot was in the Library from the last book. The means of getting him back was a challenge for both Elliot, Astrid and Time Corp. There were also Elliot's relationships with others inside the Library, and his attempts to communicate with Astrid and the Time Corp were all part of the story. Then there was Astrid, and her debt to the Seelie, which first meant a ...