An ingenious ending to a great series. I can't say much more without spoiling it for anyone who hasn't read it. I'm not sure I loved the ending, but, perhaps it simply illustrates the old adage that "it is a truly ill wind that blows no one any good." (Or something like that.) I always say "There are pros and cons to everything." Leave it to Arthur C. Clarke to find a "pro" to this particular thing. 'Nuff said.
I am now reading The Key by Simon Toyne, the second book in a trilogy started with Sanctus.
It took forever for Goodreads to find this book. I typed in The Key and it gave me The Secret Garden. What? I had it search for "The Key by Simon Toyne" and it told me it didn't exist. Finally I had it list everything it had by Simon Toyne and then it found it. It the meantime, it was impossible to delete The Secret Garden, so I put it on the "want to read" shelf even though I don't.
I am on page 53 of The Key. The intrigue is already fierce and I already can't put it down. I am not asking Dan Brown to move over, I'm just glad both of these authors are in my world.
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