Review: Just finished this book and it was a satisfying end to the Demonsould series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2013
This was a great end to the series.  I gave this five stars because for an independant author, this series really delivered. It is rough, of course, and in need of an editor, but I would much rather send my money directly to the auther and ignore typos than spend an extra few bucks to remove the typos and the author ends up with much less for his efforts and creativity. My feelings on this were confirmed by the note by the author at the end.  It is a great story to read about his attempts at traditional publishing, then his discovery of self-publishing through Amazon and his success with it.  Well deserved congratulations on that, Jonathan Moeller.As to the book itself, it fit right in with the rest of the series and was a solid ending.  The ending was predictable, but comfortingly so. A twist ending would have left a sour taste in my mouth, I believe.  This held true to the Sword and Sorcery genre where the good guy always wins over staggering odds, and comes out stronger than before.  This book, and this series, is a great escape into excitement and wonder. The characters are all great; I found myself even cheering on Lucan, Skalaton, and even the Old Demon himself.