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A review by jwh891
Percepliquis by Michael J. Sullivan
5.0
Once again Sullivan does not disappoint!
Being the last book in the series, reading Percepliquis was a little bitter sweet for me. However, the finishing the last page of the saga was rewarding and satisfying.
The tone of this book was a little darker than the others and you could tell just what was at stake. There were several instances that really suprised me (no spoiers here!), and parts that made me put the book down and think "Wow". Love it when a book makes me do that.
Still, Sullivan makes it so that even though this is the last book in a well-written saga, it can still stand on its own. This was good because it had been a while since I had read the earlier books and had forgotten a lot that had happened, however I was not lost and was able to jump right back in without having to go back and skim the earlier novels. The important plot developments from those books were mentioned when they were needed and half the book was not re-telling the same story.
Great book, and while I am sad to have to say bye to Royce and Haridian and all the rest, I know I will more than likely reread the whole series soon.
Being the last book in the series, reading Percepliquis was a little bitter sweet for me. However, the finishing the last page of the saga was rewarding and satisfying.
The tone of this book was a little darker than the others and you could tell just what was at stake. There were several instances that really suprised me (no spoiers here!), and parts that made me put the book down and think "Wow". Love it when a book makes me do that.
Still, Sullivan makes it so that even though this is the last book in a well-written saga, it can still stand on its own. This was good because it had been a while since I had read the earlier books and had forgotten a lot that had happened, however I was not lost and was able to jump right back in without having to go back and skim the earlier novels. The important plot developments from those books were mentioned when they were needed and half the book was not re-telling the same story.
Great book, and while I am sad to have to say bye to Royce and Haridian and all the rest, I know I will more than likely reread the whole series soon.