Title: The "Owl" trilogy limps to a close
Review: While this book offers some interesting description, its problem is that there is no suspense, conflict, or action to speak of. Any possible conflict between characters or threat to them is resolved so quickly that the reader doesn't even have a chance to start wondering about it. While I enjoy a book that has some quiet moments and introspection, "Owlknight" is almost all quiet moments and introspection, which makes it very dull."Owlknight" is definitely below Lackey's usual standards. She knows how to make a book interesting and have a good balance between action and introspection. One wonders what happened with "Owlknight."The first book in the series, "Owlflight," was quite good. The second, "Owlsight," was somewhat lacking in action, but sometimes that happens in the middle of a trilogy. However, one expects the third book to have a rousing climax, not limp along from one pat solution to another, as "Owlknight" did.
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