Brisingr

The final two books of Paolini's series are the best.

While some complain that they are long (I have no idea how they made it through the second one), I actually think Paolini's pace and amount of detail is just right. I am not a fan of a lot of useless description and not once did I feel like it was being dragged on. That said, it is all very introspective, which I like and understand how others may not. I like a book that makes me think and understand, one that doesn't just walk you though as irrelevant things happen. While again others may argue, I can't think of a plot point that didn't serve a purpose to the narrative as a whole.

I think Paolini crafts his world carefully and with reason, and finally his writing reaches its full potential in Brisingr. Inheritance is a good companion to it.