Warblade

A bad conclusion to the otherwise excellent Konrad trilogy. The first two books built up a very good story; sadly, all the questions raised earlier were very poorly answered or addressed in this book. It was as if the author himself didn't know how best to approach it but was in a hurry to finish it, so things were left hanging. The protagonist felt more like just being along the ride of scripted events rather than making conscious choices. The earlier enigmatic and strong Wolf character made a reappearance here, which is a redeeming quality.