Sorry to see the story end
583574
The story kept my interest and looking forward to book 3. This one had a believable story line. I'd like to see where Captain Cronley goes from here
3385590
After spending so much time reading through this series,  A Memory of Light was a fitting end to the story. It's exciting and ties up loose ends nicely.  Personally, I was sad to see the story end because I have truly grown to love the characters and the world that Robert Jordan (and Brandon Sanderson) created. It's been a few days since I have finished, yet I still find myself thinking about the story. I'm looking forward to rereading the series later to see what I have missed!
4779485
I have to say I am sad to see the series come to an end but I am satisfied with the way it did. I definetly liked the story of how the curtain was pulled down by the players which I thought threw a new twist in there. Very good read and am anticipating a new book by Mr. Burke!
323082
I guess I just like the endings to be wrapped up with a tidy little bow. Otherwise, I very much enjoyed the telling of this story.
1174184
Great end to a very enjoyable story. I am hoping there are more stories in this world that include some of the same characters.
3002968
sorry to see it end.  Major Crimes is also a wonderful series.
2951739
I loved this book I'm just sorry that this seemed like the end for Amarantha and Sicarius. I enjoyed the journey and I thank Lindsay Buroker for the adventure. I will be watching closely for more, but I do have several more books by her.
1434950
This final saga of the dragon's journey up the river is as captivating as the rest of the series.  I am sad that this is supposedly the final in the series because I think the ending left the story wide open.

However, I'm hoping this will result in a companion series because there is a lot more to the story of the dragons
1179200
I was reluctant to begin this the ninth and final volume in "The Tales of the City" series.  I've read and enjoyed them all, and I have grown to love the characters through all of their steps and missteps as they grew and developed. They have aged right along with me, but I knew that this would be goodbye.  Anna Madrigal is very old now, Michael (Mouse) and Mary Ann are now in their sixties, and everyone else we are familiar with has moved along with them.  Barberry Lane has become a place for yuppie stock brokers to live, and my friends are long gone from that address so revered in my memory.

We are brought up to date with the activities and the status of all of them and we are told that their lives will go on but that the magic portal allowing us to know, love and care for them is now closed to us forever.  We say goodbye to all of Mr. Maupin's characters whose road we traveled together.  We say goodbye to those who we have grown to love but from whom we are now cut off.  With love and our best wishes we finish the final pages and salute them one final time.
3016253
Good story, the last in the series, the ending was somewhat of a letdown, the story could have gone further
706775
Loved seeing these characters through until the end of the book - definitely worth it!  Kind of sad it's over.
322994
Sorry to see this wonderful series come to an end. I couldn't wait to get to Luke and Emily's story. It did not disappoint.m
3171656
This story makes a wonderful end to a beginning. We now see Kris's and Vicky's stories merge in a very interesting manor - enjoy.
2538588
Help arrives and Meli is returned to Earth, paid off.  In this the final part, you find out who her father was but still the ending leaves more unanswered questions, such as what about Thea. It may be a happy for now ending but I hope the author continues the line as she has introduced some characters that I would like to see developed and there is always the potential for more dramas for Meli and Tlavi's relationship.
This overall was an enjoyable tale, though I would have preferred it as one volume as each part was very short.
I was gifted this tale in exchange for my honest opinion.
1286642
I'm so sad Odd's series is over but it ended with an excellent story, exciting and thoughtful and with the wonderful witticism's only our humble Odd Thomas can give us, and all the wonderful characters who have been with him either from the start or only recently joined him.
I was happy with the ending, and I was worried I wouldn't be. Still so sad to see my favorite series come to an an end but it was a good one so I can deal with it. My only real disappointment? I really wanted him to go back home and enjoy being a simple fry cook one last time before all the drama started.
What next Mr. Koontz???
3168492
I am sorry that this beautiful story has had to come to an end! However, I am also happy to have shared in such an incredible adventure. This final book wraps up the entire story, bringing out the best in each of the characters -- even the not-so-loved ones -- and making you feel as if you are saying good-bye to old friends on the final closing of the back cover. Merry, Pippin, and Sam show their true valor as warriors; Frodo comes out heroic, passing the test of the Ring; Aragorn becomes a kind and wise King of men; and Eowyn becomes a hero in her own right, slaying the Witch King when no man can. The character development is what I love most about the Lord of the Rings trilogy. All the time, they are constantly growing, learning, changing, but what never changes is their love for each other and their purity of heart to do what is right.

My only complaint is that Tolkien can be quite wordy, as is characteristic for authors of his time, so sometimes the story seems to drag. However, if you take your time and truly savor his words, his imagery, the timelessness of the triumph of good over evil, it is well worth the read.
2376095
Well, this one fell off a little bit - the story is great, yes, but this is not a completed tale - you definitely get the sense that the end is near (one more book to go) but unlike the previous novels, this one ends with you knowing that it is a break in the story and not the finished product - I am also to the point where I do not care about Bernard and Amara anymore, though I am still very much into the Tavi story and Ehren is by far my favorite character, though he is so underused - but when he is on the pages, they are my favorite moments in the stories - the series is almost completed and I am excited to see the final resolve - still a must read to continue the series to completion, but my least favorite, which is saying something since it is still a 5 star novel.