The Hollows Series

DenDweller

Tink loves a duck! I hate it when a good series comes to an end.

(Even though Kim Harrison did manage a pretty good final novel.)

That is all.

QueenBishOTUniverse

Tink loves a duck! I hate it when a good series comes to an end.

(Even though Kim Harrison did manage a pretty good final novel.)

That is all.

Wait what! Is this the latest book? DAMMIT! No spoilers!

DenDweller

She's been pretty open for the past couple of books that this is the last one. Sorry if you didn't know and I let it slip. :embarassed:

NaomiJFoster

I'm halfway through the last book. Shhhhh. I know I'm going to cry. I'm pretty sure I'm going to cry happy tears and sad tears. I'm expecting a death and I'm pretty sure I know who it will be.

But mostly I'll cry that it's over.

Also, I've been saying Crap On Toast a lot in real life now.

QueenBishOTUniverse

She's been pretty open for the past couple of books that this is the last one. Sorry if you didn't know and I let it slip. :embarassed:

Bah, I never follow authors so I have no idea what's going on in any given series I'm reading.

DenDweller

She's been pretty open for the past couple of books that this is the last one. Sorry if you didn't know and I let it slip. :embarassed:

Bah, I never follow authors so I have no idea what's going on in any given series I'm reading.

I'm not a fan that follows everything an author does, but I do like to know when the next book is expected in a series I like.

It's also good to know that the author has a plan to tell a comprehensive story. And, though I said I hate when a good series ends, the fact there is a last book may be lagging indicator of the artistic integrity that made the series great to begin with.

NaomiJFoster

She's been pretty open for the past couple of books that this is the last one. Sorry if you didn't know and I let it slip. :embarassed:

Bah, I never follow authors so I have no idea what's going on in any given series I'm reading.

I'm not a fan that follows everything an author does, but I do like to know when the next book is expected in a series I like.

It's also good to know that the author has a plan to tell a comprehensive story. And, though I said I hate when a good series ends, the fact there is a last book may be lagging indicator of the artistic integrity that made the series great to begin with.

I agree. The characters (each and every one of them) have grown over the course of the series. She brought them to the point where their growth was a far as she could take it without then turning it into a soap opera or just an ongoing string of adventures with stagnant characters. I'm sad to let them go, but I'm happy with who they are.