Florin Constantinescu's Reviews > Labirintul Magic

Keeping up the good level from book #3, "The Magic Labyrinth" brings together most open threads from previous books, most characters (even a forgotten Hermann Göring) and delivers what-looks-like a satisfying explanation when approaching the end.
Strangely enough, the very end of the novel remains open somehow. It's easy for us to believe it now, almost 40-some years after, fully knowing that a fifth book exists. I wonder how it must've felt in 1980, when 50 pages before the end you thought this is it, then to be turned around and left a little perplexed by the ambiguous ending.
Otherwise the plot of the book progresses well enough and the style he maintained since the second book remained just as solid.