There's a dreaminess to it that feels like it could fade in time. The memory of this particular story rest somewhere on the edge of a whole bunch of other stuff that came before it. It seems to be a fusion a lot of different stories that I've been told before and it's enjoyable. But it seems to be a strange dream that is only, resting in the shadow of so much else. Never quite reaches its own kind of reality in a wave that would feel profound. And so in the end, it feels very light and substantial while still managing to rest somewhere in the heart of the most profound dream. Read Full Review

I've never had a series start off so good and end so bad. There was a brief part of this book where I thought it was going to redeem itself, but it was quickly squashed. This series was ass.