Review: Best of the series?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 20, 2012
Another great book that could stand alone in the series. It is not necessary to read the previous books. I enjoyed how the author has brought two people(ordinary humans) together and succeed in challenging the demi-gods and getting away with it. Plus get one of the priests who was kicked out to come back for revenge. You can't help but feel for these two individuals fighting against all odds to achieve their goals. I think that the author is starting to fill up the pages a bit with repetitive comments about demi-gods, nephilim and how the characters came to be and what they went thru to get there, what they went thru to get there, what they went thru to get there.... Get it? Regardless an excellent story with great action and plot twists. Highly recommended.I believe that this is the last of the series. If the author intends to write one final book to "close" the series (recommended), I think that there still remains a story that wraps up the various individuals of the series together to do final battles to defeat the demi-gods and nephilim that are remaining. What happened to Gog who was blinded? Is he still sowing terror? We (at least I am) not sure how Lod got away and healed from the spear that impaled him. Was it the Guardian of the tree of Life? Lod could come out as the leader who was sent by the gods in heaven to clean up the mess on earth of the demi-gods and the nephilim left on earth after their great battle. I could imagine lots of special battles to defeat demi-gods who have special powers that we met throught the series(maybe a few extas?). How do you attack someone who can see the future? It could be here that we let the reader know that the gods in heaven are helping Lod by granting him (and/or his team) special weapons(talents?) to help in the fight without giving weapons to easily kill the demi-gods.