A satisfactory ending of a great series
930681
I really enjoyed the last Olympian. It had everything the others books had: the drama, the fighting, the romance, and the battle. In this book Percy, his friends, and the gods battle Kronos, his gang of evil cronies, and another titan whose name i can't quite remember. This book, like the other four, was well written. It was very touching how Percy and the campers forgave Silena when it was brought to like that she was the spy. I was also glad when Ethan and Luke were made heroes. It was too sad that they couldn't have saved him somehow and just killed Kronos. In the end Annabeth and Percy end up together, and Rachel, who replaced the oracle, gave another prophecy, which i guess is what the other branch-off series the heroes of Olympus is based off of.

If you loved the other percy Jackson booked, you will surely love this one.
850821
I promised myself after the ridiculous, overly comic book ending of the last book I was done with this series. But the temptation to read just one more was too strong. And I'm glad I did. This one tied up the loose ends and ended some of the (in my opinion) overly silly plot lines that were still going. There was still some silliness here and there, but mostly it was a step in the right direction. It sets up the series nicely for a 'back to basics' next book that involves what the series does best: space exploration/adventure.
1884206
It was a very good conclusion to the series of 5 books written by Michael Wallace. Some of the plots twists were predictable, but some were not. Overall, it was a fitting end to a good series of stories, and left the door open for future installments based off of the characters introduced in this tome.
841587
Fantastic ending to a great series.  This final book was faced paced and well written, back to what all of us had become accustomed to in the first two books.
1555409
A good read and a fitting end to a great series. I enjoy the realism to the plot.  It's a refreshing break away from the "Hollywood" approach to a typical story ending.
4492980
A great end to the series of books, it was nice to see Morg (after all his match-making efforts in the previous books) finally meet his Hope.
242940
I enjoyed the whole series and Destined was a fitting last book which tied up all the loose ends, with plenty of action and romance. If you liked the earlier books in this series then the ending will not disappoint.
3043666
This is the satisfying conclusion to this Legacy series, which is an offshoot of the television series, Stargate Atlantis (which left many matters unresolved).  I liked this book. Many ongoing plot threads were finally woven through, if not tied off, leaving the potential for some sequels, building further on the Wraith retrovirus, Sateda, etc.

I have some quibbles, but they are fairly minor: There were a few times when a character breached (Teyla would not have told Ronan what she did). Also, the epic celestial battle between Queen Death's hive ships and the Allied space ships went on too long.

But happy endings all around. Nice!

Update: there's another new sequel, called STARGATE ATLANTIS: Unascended.
2525286
A truly great final book that ends the series properly. It ties up loose ends and also lays groundwork for the next book series.
3267346
This is the last book in the trilogy (I'm pretty sure).  The story running through all three books seems to come to a satisfying end in this book.  There is plenty of action, military style toys, buff guys saving the planet, strong women adding actual assistance and not just sitting on the sidelines, and lovable kids all amongst the action.  Of course the bad guy is a megalomanic.  I'm glad the alien part of the story didn't get to be too much -- just enough.  Although the three books were fun to read and the plot line running through them was satisfying, I'm a little glad to move on to another author and another book.  I can only take so much running, gunning, and chasing.  Perhaps that wouldn't have been an issue if I'd read them as they were published, instead of back to back on the Kindle.  Still and all, a good series, worth reading.  Just know that you are going to suspend disbelief if you want to enjoy the series.  Just read them for the fun of it and the action.
2052748
A fine end to a most enjoyable series.  I continued to be impressed by how the author's take on life in Palaeolithic Europe continues to be supported by new results from archaeology and human genetics
1415746
A good end to a great series. I hold off on the 5 stArs because it was a bit tough to follow as all the loose ends got tied up: the characters should have had a bit more intro. But if you're 6 books in here you'll read this and see who lives and dies, and you'll put it down happy.
1739469
This last book in the trilogy delivered as much action as the first two. I've been disappointed by so many series endings lately that this was a pleasant surprise.  Based on a couple reviews I read, I thought it might end up on the ever growing list of series finales that don't feel like there was any real closure. That wasn't the case though. I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the first two books.
3062731
Really this was a 3.5 star read for me that I'm rounding up to 4 stars since it did pull together the end of this series instead of stringing it along further.

Anyone who read books 3-5 of the series should have picked up on what this final volume was going to do as far as resolution to the whole Georgina/Seth drama, but it's always satisfying to see it played out in the author's own words (at least for me).  Most of the loose ends are wrapped up in this volume, though a few are left out there, perhaps intentionally or perhaps not.

There are many silly parts to this book, as other reviewers have mentioned but I don't mind those as I think they keep this book (and series) light and fun to read.  It's good to have the comic relief to all the angsty/high drama moments.  I appreciate that there was a firm conclusion to this series rather than it being drawn out forever.  Thanks for the fun reads!
1900839
A fulfilling conclusion to the series ending. I hope they come out with a book about Cassie and Jack's son.
914383
A satisfying, if not especially surprising, conclusion to the Hyperion saga.  The only person who won't see the denouement coming halfway through the book is the protagonist, but the author hangs a lampshade on that so it's not too disappointing.  Well worth reading if you've read the first three books.
3282282
I loved this series and am disappointed it is done.  But, in the last episode, it ended the way it should, with finality and no cliffhanger.  I liked that.