Review: Best of the Three, Could be a 4 if you have read all.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
While this story can stand alone as a romance there are too many details and people that have been properly introduced earlier, that will seem like fillers unless you have read the first two.One advantage of this story is that all of the threads get tied together.  No more waiting to see what is next.  One thing I didn't like is there is no explanation of why it is called Silver Moon.  For some people this might not be an issue, however I find it irksome that there is a trilogy called "The Moon Trilogy", when only one "The Black Moon" is actually explained.  As far as I can tell neither "The Amber Moon" nor "The Silver Moon" has anything to do with moons and there wasn't even a true explanation in "The Black Moon" as to the importance of the Moon to the Book.We were first introduced to Jake and Asta in "Amber Moon (Moon Trilogy Part II)". As "Silver Moon" begins, Jake is at his house taking a break from the search for "The Black Moon Book" and the "Eyes of the Amber Moon", when Asta shows up.  Due to some information that Asta has discovered not to mention the havoc reeked because of her acquisition of dragon bones in the previous book, Jack and Asta go looking for the two relics, hoping the third relic is still hidden.What ensues is romance and action; magic and mayhem; loving and arguing.  Each style is fleshed out fairly well, although I would have enjoyed meeting more of the couples from the other two installments.In addition, I still believe this series could have been written as more of an epic.  However, that would have need much more plot and character development than what is seen in this series.So while I am enjoyed the ending of the story I am slightly irked by the fact that these stories could have been conceived as a single book as stated by other authors or expanded and fleshed out to make an epic story.  Either way it was a nice way to pass my morning.edited for additional content