Review: A Fitting Conclusion
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 18, 2013
<Spoiler Alert -Plot elements may be discussed> This third book ends the series of stories set in a lost valley somewhere in the wilds of Alaska. They need to be read in sequence because the books simply commence the next installments in the adventures of the protagonists with little or no preamble. While the characters could be fleshed out a bit more, there is sufficient empathy from the reader to be interested in their fates. I was a bit disappointed at first that the creatures of the valley were somewhat pedestrian, but realize that anything more would have seriously strained the limits of credibility. I thought this third book did a satisfactory job of wrapping up the story, and like the other books, was a nice read. Only a few typos and syntax errors were noted, and not at all distracting. Having owned my Kindle only a few months now, I confess that these stories were among the first I downloaded, and were originally intended as a trial of sorts for the device. I borrowed the books from the free Kindle library. While there are other books I would have paid money for, these were certainly worth a free loan from the library. Overall satisfactory.