Last week, last chapters! Now you're free to discuss anything without the fear of spoiling something.
The summit was a bit of an anticlimax, imho. It was just a conference where people talked and nothing happened (besides his talk to Prince Sitri). Then he had sex with Caz again, the bomb exploded and he and Sam had to flee. That was a pretty cool sequence and Howly's end was funny and for Bobby probably extremely satisfying.
And he killed the Ghallu. Wow. Now we know what Orban meant with special silver. I'm a bit sad that the amulet is gone now, though and I bet Caz will be too. It saved his life, true, but I don't think she wants to hear: "Oh yes, the amulet that is so special to you that you kept it for 500 years and let it burn you every single day? I kinda lost it after a few hours and I didn't even try to save the lock of hair from your favorite servant girl."
I knew that there was more to Sam, so I wasn't that surprised when it turned out that he was Doc Habari. I was surprised that Bobby had the feather all along. That was great. On the other hand, I'm not sure his jacket pocket was the safest place. He could've lost his jacket (or have it destroyed) countless time when he was fleeing from Eligor's men or the Ghallu.
Clarence was a bit disappointing. He was exactly what Bobby and Sam thought from the beginning. A simple, not too bright, corporate spy.
I'm not sure what to think about Heaven. It looks as if God really made the humans in his image (and his angels too) with the difference that our world develops and gets better and Heaven is static and doesn't even try to correct the many flaws it has.
No wonder some think the third way is necessary. I wouldn't want to be in this kind of heaven either.
This book had a few weak points but was, all in all, very enjoyable and a fast read. In my eyes, Williams succeeded in trying out a new voice.
