Title: slightly dissapointing
Product review: Book Three in the Prince of Nothing trilogy is a step back from The Warrior Prophet. I think that the world Bakker has created is my favourite fantasy world (excepting Middle-earth of course!), but I think that in this book Bakker let's the plot get away from him a little bit. The end of the Holy War and Kellhus's confrontation with his father were both somewhat anticlimactic. Also I found the writing to be unclear at times. There were a couple of scenes in the book where I was not exactly sure what had happened even after rereading. However there was lot of interesting back-story delivered, much of it in a lengthy appendix, that gives juicy tidbits on the first apocalypse, the consult, the non-men and the No-god.To sum-up I was a little disappointed in this volume but only because I have such high hopes for the series.
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