Well, here it is the end of Eragon's and Saphira's saga, guys. This a real tour de force of a novel, with all the loose ends being tied up but with enough plot developments for it to be left open for more books in the future. I loved the return of old characters and I liked how the relationship continued to develop between Eragon and his dragon, as well as between him and Arya, the elf who has steadfastly refused his professions of love for her. Everything about this novel is excellent. From the dragons to the plot twists to the elves' language to the magic to the open ending. Really fabulous fantasy that you'll enjoy if you liked the other three. If only there had been more info about Angela.... ;)

Truly amazing, Christopher Paolini is one tallented writer even if it did take him 2 years to write it! i couldnt put the book down from the moment i started reading there were moments i cryed and other i laughed so hard i got hiccups! i feel in love with ther series and in a sense i wish it didnt have to end. i thought i was going to be dissapoint in the end but i was not .. personally the best book i have ever read ... what a way to wrap up a great story!

The 4 books in this cycle are just amazing. I've loved every single one and haven't been able to put any of them down. Shame they made such a mess with the film but the books should not be judged by that, they are 10x better then any other book i've read and my whole family enjoys them.

This is the first time I have had a book on order before it was released and I wasn't disappointed. Loved the story just as I did all the others and especially love that it is not exactly what is expected. It was great to see all the key people in the series done justice and questions you may have had about them cleared up. It was definitely a journey that I went on with Eragon, Saphira and Arya and it does leave you room to add your own touches to the future of these key players. I am looking forward to the future books that will come out from Christopher Paolini.