Review: A good series marred by a poor book
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2013
This is the third book in an otherwise fantastic series.  But this book simply fails to live up to it's predecessors.One of the biggest problems is the fact that the book is full of typographical errors which is odd for this author.  He's been criticized for this in the past and has gone so far as to re-release one book with editorial fixes.  So it's odd that this bad habit would appear again.  In many cases the errors would have been caught by a simple spell check.  In others, they're not just typos but unfinished sentences.  Some errors are so bad that the meaning of the sentence is completely lost.  When he said "Up and Dow" you can probably figure out he meant down.  But in other spots the errors are so bad that you can't be sure what he was trying to say.More over, it appears that this was supposed to be a trilogy but he's decided to stretch it out.  Even if that's not so, this book does not clarify anything, doesn't resolve anything and is purely just a sequel meant to carry you over to the next sequel.Over all the story the series is telling is quite compelling.  The story this book tells is left unfinished and is simply not up to this author's normal high standards.  Simply put, this book was really not worth the wait.  And that sucks because Mr. Currie is definitely capable of a much better product.