Nicholas's Reviews > Aerie

Where to begin... Well this is the final installment of the Dragon jouster series and serves as a conclusion to the storyline of Kiron. Though the third book also could have ended the series as well.

Aerie starts slow, very slow and builds up a good head of momentum by the final 100 -150 pages. After that it picks up pace quite a bit and doesn't slow down at all. Unfortunately the feel of this ending being so fast is that it was rushed.

As normal there is a large amount of foreshadowing throughout the book. New and interesting characters are everywhere, my favorite of the new characters being carefully chosen. The detail given through the book allows for lots of mental imagery

Overall, a wonderful read, though rushed at the end. I personally believe this one was unnecessary to the series as there were a few ends left loose. Though I admit this book ties up the series unanswered questions nicely. I would recommend this series to anyone interested in high fantasy or with an interest in the author.