Title: Good to the almost-last drop
Product review: Laurie King is too good a writer to have given us such a perfunctory ending. This is--to my thinking--the best book of the series, with wonderfully developed characters and a carefully researched context that engages the reader from beginning to almost-end. It felt as if Ms. King was herself deeply involved in her own story until she suddenly gave it all up to a quick, formulaic tying together of loose ends. Zip. Done, and done quickly with little artistry.
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