Review: Rise of the Last Hunter
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2011
This is the 3rd book in the Antarktos saga detailing the life of Solomon "Ull" Vincent.  A boy kidnapped by someone else who was kidnapped and through extreme torture by his kidnapper and the mythical evil creatures who rule the underworld, is made to do unspeakable things.  The action in this book is pretty good (as it was in the previous 2 books).  The tone of the story is changing in this book.  In the 1st 2 books, Solomon had no hope and was full of despair (especially at the end of book 2) but in this book, Solomon is starting to understand his role in this life and he starts to apply himself.  Where there was once sadness and despair, there is now hope, determination and even a bit of joy.  This book coincides with the events of the full length novel Antarktos Rising (which is a most excellent read by itself!).  It was very cool how Jeremy tied the events of this book into Antarktos Rising.  If you have read Antarktos Rising and the first 2 Last Hunter books, you will really enjoy this book.  I picked it up Tuesday night and couldn't put it down (finished it that Friday).I am truly looking forward to the continuing adventures of Solomon "Ull" Vincent!