Maxence
Leviathan's Fall was a good ending, though a bit abrupt to my taste. I think I would have liked a bit more time after finishing the book, which is at least a sign of quality for the series as a whole. The climax was effective, and it's the book in the saga I read the fastest. However, a bit more time—even just one or two additional chapters—would have been beneficial since the book ends almost right as the climax does. Despite the horrors committed by some characters throughout the saga, the book's message remained one of hope regarding humanity, and it resonated with me. In short, a good ending, but I would have liked just a bit more to give it 4.5 stars, and Tiamat's will remain my favorite book of the saga.
Leviathan's Fall was a good ending, though a bit abrupt to my taste. I think I would have liked a bit more time after finishing the book, which is at least a sign of quality for the series as a whole. The climax was effective, and it's the book in the saga I read the fastest. However, a bit more time—even just one or two additional chapters—would have been beneficial since the book ends almost right as the climax does. Despite the horrors committed by some characters throughout the saga, the book's message remained one of hope regarding humanity, and it resonated with me. In short, a good ending, but I would have liked just a bit more to give it 4.5 stars, and Tiamat's will remain my favorite book of the saga.