The conclusion of the series (or is it?)
597843
I have been reading Sci-Fi since the early 60s and I believe that with The Synchronicity War series, Dietmar Wehr in many ways rivals the old masters of the genre. This is a compelling and entertaining space opera, with lots of exciting action and first contact with several aggressive alien races, as well as time travel and AI s, who are central to the story line. The physics involved in the handling of various and intertwined alternative time lines and the navigation of the mind boggling distances covered in these novels could easily become quite confusing in the hands of a lesser writer, but he makes it all work beautifully.
The Retro War is separate from the trilogy, but it is connected and ties up the loose ends satisfactorily. And now there are rumours of a Retro War Part B, and I must say I am eagerly looking forward to another visit to this fascinating universe.
2847713
I liked the conclusion to the series. Some of the plot pieces were contrived and not totally followed through with but overall a good read. I would have liked a more thorough conclusion such as finding out what each species now planned on doing or if certain burgeoning romances that had been hinted at would actually come to fruition.  With such a large cast, there were bound to be some loose ends.
2913141
Well the end of the anime series wasn't what I thought it would be. Nothing was really resolved just a bunch more episodes that would have been. Maybe Takahashi-san got tired of it. But I wish there was more. But It was good I guess.
3973985
Just okay.  This is the conclusion of a series, and I guess the author needed some closure.
3342837
Its the last book in the series, all little things came and fell into place. At the end each, small detail mattered and added  value to the ending :)
304116
Excellent ending to the series the book wraps up all the loose ends, but leaves room to expand if the author chooses. The ending leaves you feeling like you had closure.
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.
514721
This is the last book in the Otherworld Series. If you have not read the series from the beginning, I strongly suggest it. Keep in mind this is not a typical written series. Books focus on different characters who are supernatural, and characters do cross into other stories from time to time. The series start with Elena, the werewolf, narrating her story.
  For those who have kept up with her series, I suggest refreshing your memory with the last book. At times, I had an issue with what was being mentioned and it took a minute to go, oh yeah, now I remember. You may want to refresh with Waking the Witch too, since the last three books are a trilogy.
  I was a bit disappointed with how the bad guy went down, I wanted a bit more. But this book is the usual Armstrong. Grabs you into the world of werewolves, magic, demons, angels, ghosts, and the like and casts it spell well. Never a dull moment. A story that is weaved well, and an honest ending for a series. The bonus and extension to the story from Elena's view was a wonderful edition, and it was nice to get more of a glimpse of  Clay's and Elena's kids.
  In 2014, there is suppose to another story collection from the Otherworld, and Armstrong as said that there might be longer tales in the future. I will still miss this series, but all things come to an end eventually.
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.
3297039
A great conclusion to the series. Some hits, some misses, but overall a very funny series. If your on the fence watch it and you will not be disappointed.
3653685
The long war is finally nearing what appears to be its' end. Noone who is in the CSN expected they would have survived this long. The Pandorans are coming and, they are coming full force. They are an empire too vast to fail and yet;  the last of the Terrans are going to try to stop them. Outnumbered by odds too massive to count they only know that they would rather die than be subjected to such a life as the Pandorans lead.
  Sweeney finishes up the series in fine style with no story unfinished. Very nicely done. Read the first and second of the series first. They are worth the read.
17422
A good ending to a great story line!  The author pulls together and closed out the series with some unexpected twists.  Well-crafted.  Interested to see what lies next in this universe.
4627105
As part of a series it worked in well, but I thought it was actually more of a closing for a series . the story would have been one to stand alone more than part of a series. But who am I to say?
4829642
Ergo Proxy Vol 6 marks the last volume in one of the most intriguing and thought provoking series I have seen in quite some time. While I can't go into too much details as to what actually goes on in the episodes I will give a brief spoiler free overview of where the disc starts. It picks up after Pino, Re-l, and Vincent have returned to Romdo to find that all is not well. There is what could be described as a civil war going on between the humans and the entourages. All the while you can tell there is something sinister lurking in the background just waiting to make itself known. The three episodes on the disc reveal everything that has been hidden in the past. As a result there are a lot of things thrown at you at once (as animes so often tend to do), so you may not get everything right away but after a few watches it does make sense. Re-l's truth and past is revealed along with Vincent's and the truth about what Proxy's are. Not too mention what roles the Regient, Daedalus, and Raul play in the unfolding of it all. One of the things I enjoyed most though, was the fact that this makes the previous episode about the Walt Disney like world make sense. If you read my review about that, I couldn't find anything relevant to it at all in the story. Now I can and that just shows how well the team behind the series developed it. Obviously if you are reading this you have probably watched the rest of the series and will pick this up regardless, but if for some reason you haven't seen any of it or just some, I cannot recommend it anymore. This is one of the best animes to come out in recent memory.
4450339
This is the 6th book in the series, and it's one I don't think a reader ought to attempt without having read at least some of the previous books.  This one simply wraps up too many of the other carry-over items from the first five books; a reader jumping into this one first would likely be confused.
In this book we learn what happened to Harriet, a bit more about Dogger and Father during the war, a few more of Aunt Felicity's exciting secrets, and what is to become of Buckshaw.
Yes, this volume definitely feels like an end.
Except that it doesn't.
Without giving any spoilers, I believe I can safely say that the book ends with Flavia ready to start a new chapter in her life.  It also leaves many questions unanswered, especially regarding Father's weeping apology/confession overheard by Flavia near the coffin.
Yes, I could most certainly see a second series featuring Flavia growing out of this book.
And I rather hope it happens.  :)
3937295
As with the previous 12 books in this series, this one was thought-out like the old-time (1930's and 1940's) Saturday movie theater serials.  Suspense, tension, drama, humor, etc. all wrapped into a progressively cliff-hanging experience. There is a lot of action and point, counter-point dialogue. Unfortunately, this was to be the last of the Destroyer-men series, but it did not come to a conclusion! I truly hope there is a fourteenth book that DOES wrap-up the series. Major plot items need conclusion, such as:  What is the fate of the Grik? What is the culmination of hundreds of prior pages about the war with the evil perverts of the Dominion?; What happens to the slimy, underhanded, back-stabbing League of Tripoli??
1970751
This was a good read.  I was not sure because of previous reviews. I say if you enjoyed the rest of the series this concludes it nicely & written well. Enjoy!