Review: Good, but frustrating, end of the series.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2013
This third book maintains the same quality of style and writing as the previous books and it also has an additional strength which, in my opinion, is also a weakness. Since I don't want to give away too much of the plot I will simply say that certain concepts, which are only touched upon superficially in the two first books, are explored in greater detail in the third book. I found these to be much more interesting than the main story, and ended up a bit frustrated that they were only a smaller part of the story as a whole. I always find it distracting when there's something that's, so to say, on the sidelines of a story that catches my attention more than the main plot but isn't pursued enough to satisfy my curiosity. Apart from that, however, it was a very enjoyable read.