Title: The freed Drakhaouls have plans of their own and they aren't pretty
Product review: Reading this novel was a bit like saying goodbye to old friends, as the characters had grown on me during the three books. In this instalment Emperor Eugene discovers that his quest for the powers of the Drakhoul has come at a much higher price than he ever anticipated and that he is not the only one now host to one of the deamons.Kiukiu goes on a quest into the Khitri plains to regain her youth and Gavril agrees to rescue Kaspar Linnaius from the flames in Francia. This book successfully brings all the story threads from the previous books to a conclusion, though not necessarily a happy-ever-after situation for all the characters involved, but it also leaves some new threads untied, enough for another story in the same world in the future. In the end I'd have to say I'm glad I stuck with this series with its unusual fantasy combination of European influenced countries as its background.
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