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So... SK really threw a curve ball for this final chapter of the trilogy. Instead of finishing with another detective story, He took a totally different direction and brought in more familiar SK themes. I honestly would have preferred for him to stay closer in story style to the first to books, but I guess he followed story and that's where it went. Anyway, there are still many things to like: the writing style is the same dry detective story style that I enjoyed in the first two books, the characters are now fully mature and the story is creative enough. Good enjoyable book, just not one of major points in his amazing bibliography.
So... SK really threw a curve ball for this final chapter of the trilogy. Instead of finishing with another detective story, He took a totally different direction and brought in more familiar SK themes. I honestly would have preferred for him to stay closer in story style to the first to books, but I guess he followed story and that's where it went. Anyway, there are still many things to like: the writing style is the same dry detective story style that I enjoyed in the first two books, the characters are now fully mature and the story is creative enough. Good enjoyable book, just not one of major points in his amazing bibliography.