In this action-packed finale to the Starcatchers series, Peter and Molly find themselves in the dangerous land of Rundoon, ruled by an evil king who enjoys watching his pet snake consume those who displease him. But that's just the beginning of problems facing our heroes, who once again find themselves pitted against the evil shadow-creature Lord Ombra in a struggle to save themselves, not to mention the planet. It's a wild desert adventure, with rockets, carpets, and camels all flying through the air, zooming toward an unforgettable climax...

This one's a bit sad; it doesn't exactly have a "happily ever after" ending, but more of bittersweet one. ( )

This was possibly the best of the three books in the series. ( )

The trilogy is complete and all things Peter Pan explained including why he flys, how he and the lost boys came to Neverland, Tinkerbell's origins, connection with the Darling family, Captain Hook's unfortunate accident and why the croc ticks like a clock. Charming stories, though this one is a little darker and characters are a little older -- progressing like the Harry Potter series did. Very entertaining to travel with -- made all car rides seem too short as suspense lingered. ( )

John and I are working our way through this third book in the trilogy. We both agree that there are too many words. Maybe a side effect of two authors. ( )