It's the last book in this trilogy and the only one I own. Hm. Evil goes on being evil, good is rather too good until it has what felt like a fake struggle with wanting to be bad... It's hard to know what to say. This whole series, but this book in particular, really felt like it was just the condensed draft of something that should've been much longer. The main character gets tortured, which is glossed over, and irritatingly, the effects of this are also glossed over. He wasn't having problems, until it was convenient that he be searching his soul, etc. Not enough character development. And there was a very annoying certainty in the innate goodness of some people, when the book otherwise seemed to suggest humankind was poised between good and evil. Well, given that I got it at a library book shop it was probably worth what I paid for it. I think I might be better off sticking with the cat mysteries by this author, since her fantasy strikes me as rather lacking. Neutral.
