Title: Disappointing conclusion to a good trilogy
Product review: I enjoyed the premise of this series when it first came out, but this book reminds me of an old Monty Python album, titled - "Contractual Obligation". That's the way this book seems to be.After the US and Confederates have send the English packing from North America, they kicked them out of Ireland in the second book in this series. So guess where the English are being confronted in this book? Yep - England.Most of the plot was laid out for the reader, but the end (invasion) was anti-climatic. You knew it was coming and you knew how it was going to be done. A few twists or turns would have been nice. Just something that would have made the light in the reader's head go on when reading for a second time.The pace of the book was good, and the plot wasn't bad, but the depth of some of the characters was missing, and it was just too short.If (or when) this series comes out as a single volume, that would be worth the money.
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