Review: Series finale
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 16, 2014
Keeley has had an interesting year, learning that she was a demon, growing in skills and strength, and passing into adulthood almost 100 years early. In this series finale, she moves to and takes control of her own territory, and finds that the world is something different than she (and other demons) think it is.A reasonably well-written story, difficult as it is to build a story from a first-person "stream of consciousness" perspective, that takes the reader through every thought & conversation experienced by the primary character, removing much of the actual "drama" from the story. There's also a bit of over-dependence on passive voice, and some occasionally awkward grammar.I would rate this higher except for the fact that the primary plot of this book & series was "pulled out of thing air" -- there were no real hints given in either this or it's parallel "Other Places" series.This plot twist was of sufficient importance that hints should have been laid throughout both series.