Pamela 's Reviews > Farilane

Nolyn was a let down for me, so was glad this book was more enjoyable, although I still feel Royce and Hadrian are his best work. The duo's banter and comradery can't be beat, and I hope Drumindor will live up to the older books. I think in order to get the full benefit of the experience, a reader needs the background of Sullivan's previous works. Fortunately, I fit into that category. A plus for this book are a few explanations that may have plagued some readers from his previous books, at the same time, it's also a minus for the story itself. One character, in particular grows in a positive direction, that a new reader would never catch, thus diminishing the ending of the book. The ending is an emotional one, and if you've read his other series, it makes it a bit more understandable.