After reading the book "In Her Name: Final Battle" I have a somewhat unequal feelings of happiness and a feeling of emptiness that have come about because I just finished (as in a few weeks ago) probably what is my favorite book series of all time. I'm happy because it had a good(ish) ending in my opinion and a lot of the book ended up playing out well and there was always a new twist or turn that encouraged me to keep reading along. The story of the book stays very consistent with the other books. Which in my opinion makes the overall story quite a bit better because it keeps certain constants or anchor points throughout the book that help keep the reader in touch with the story and help them not get lost throughout the wonderfully crafted plot.
As last time I would like to say that I would recommend this book a great deal to anyone. I feel as if this series is not very well known and it saddens me that so few people know about these wonderful books and the great author. Michal Hicks does a very good job of keeping his stories fresh and interesting and he always knows when to throw a wrench into the works of the story line to give the reader something new to think about.
Also as with my last reviews of the previous books "Empire" and "Confederacy". I would like to mention that at times there are some rather mature sections to the book and would recommend that you think about these facts before just going and reading the book.
I liked your relation to the meaning of the book!
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