And so this quite entertaining series comes to an end. It was fun, kept on moving along at a good pace, well written and edited.
The only downside was the ending went a bit down hill. Like Hyde has created and unleashed the fraken-creatures-from-hell-that-can’t-be-stopped-because-they’re-already-dead and then …
… well i won’t spoil it. But it was rather silly to say the least.
So yeah, i was expecting a much more rip-roaring ending, but it all ended well in the end so i won’t labour the point.
To sum up all four books: it’s a great adventure if you’re not looking for something to take too seriously. If you’re feeling in the need for some far fetched silly then this might be the series for you. I certainly enjoyed reading it as i like a bit of far-fetched silly now and again. I’d put it on the bookshelf next to Magnificent Devices, as that’s enjoyable, far-fetched silly in much the same way.
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