Review: Entertaining
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2011
This is the 3rd (and supposedly last) book in the Dragon City trilogy.  The books, all novella-length, should be read in order.  The events of Dragon Town take place about 18 years after the events of Freak City, and have the same characters as the other two books.  The main character in Dragon Town is Sapphire, who was barely mentioned in the 2nd book, but was fairly prominent in the 1st.  She was portrayed much more sympathetically and fully in this book than in the first.  Alex also makes a reappearance, but in nowhere near as good a light as Sapphire.  Argus, who I alwas thought was the 'real' main character for the entire series, has a minor role, and again, he's not portrayed too sympathetically.All in all, I think this was a fitting conclusion to the series, though as another reviewer said, it does leave the door open for future installments.  None of the individual stories ever really 'wrapped up', and that held true in this book as well.  The reader isn't actually left dangling, but is left with questions.I enjoyed the series, all were fairly light reads and short enough to run through in an hour or so.  If the author decides to extend his 'trilogy', I will continue to follow the adventures of Alex, Argus, and Sapphire.Note on Kindle formatting:  Very good.  No issues were noted.