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File Size: 3178 KB

Print Length: 644 pages

Publisher: Picador; New Edit/Cover edition (September 4, 2008)

Publication Date: September 4, 2008

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B0044XV5KI

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The book needed a reference to keep up with all of the characters, it was a bloated read full of build up and then the end was too abrupt. I actually flipped back over pages to see if I'd somehow skipped over a chapter. It was if she realized she'd gone over her word allotment and had to cut things short and so she just 'told' us what happened instead of 'showing' us in the story. Almost like something a narrator would do to speed things along. The ending was a huge disappointment and certainly not a happy finish.

I was a little disappointed with this novel, though I loved the three originals. The author rushed it... The most interesting parts were glossed over. SPOILERS SPOILERS I was bored with Takeo and highly disappointed by Kaede. I wish the author had instead focused the chapters on the daughters' abilities, increased the romance between the eldest daughter and the senior retainer, and spent a LOT more time focusing on the son and his ghost master ability, by leaving Kenji alive or something to teach him, or having Kenji's ghost teach him? There was just SO much potential and so many loose ends. Super disappointing. It had all the teasing elements to be an amazing story, I don't know what happened -- it just rushed to the end. Hearn's editor really failed her.

I found the entire series spellbinding, full of magic, love, war. This reads like a legend. The characters are mythical and very compelling, as is the story.

Don’t read this book. I’m not kidding.I’m a cynical pragmatist, a realist. I don’t need a happy ending. None of this needed to happen. This book was a brutal, problematic, tedious, unnecessary ending to an otherwise beautiful series. If you love the Otori, go straight to Heaven’s Net Is Wide, which is a masterpiece.I’m not sure I can reread the series, recommend it, or remember it as fondly after this book.

I entirely agree with what "Avid Reader" wrote in the first review of this book, quote: "All I can say is that if you liked the first three books in the Tales Of The Otori... leave it there. Let that be the end, and that is what Lian Hearn should have done also." The reviewer from "Book List" gave it a good write-up, that's marred by the fact she gets some of the main characters' names wrong (she mixes up Arai and Akio for example). I wonder whether she actually read the book.The Tales of the Otori were supposed to be a trilogy, and should NEVER have become a tetralogy. This fourth instalment was probably written under the publisher's pressure due to the success of the first three, but Lian Hearn ran out of ideas. All she does in this book is some filling-up, some mental acrobatics and some not believable plot twists. As "Avid Reader" said, she manages to make you hate people you used to love, starting with Kaede who's such a likeable person, strong, smart, resilient and understanding in the first three books and, in just a few short pages, becomes an irrational shrew, not to mention a betrayer of both her husband and her people - Her second turnabout and her fate at the very end are psychologically and politically incomprehensible. Some of the plot twists make no sense whatsoever, and the way the prophecy about Takeo's death is fulfilled is just plain cheating. Not to mention that the reason he dies for is nonsensical. Takeo (who, like his adopted father Shigeru, has this deplorable habit of sparing his enemies' lives when he has them at his mercy, but is a strong warrior and a good ruler) becomes this wishy-washy guy, totally undone by... well, not to give too much away, by the result of his aforementioned leniency towards his enemies.The only good thing in the book is the deep but doomed love between Shigeko and Hiroshi, the only characters I could still like and sympathize with. (I also liked one of the twins, Miki, though her sister Maya gave me the shivers.) This book made me despise Takeo and hate Kaede, and wish I'd stayed with the end of "Brilliance of the Moon" and never bought this fourth book.The fifth book, however, which tells Shigeru's story before he rescued and adopted Takeo, brings the series into a nice circle - it ends where the first book begins, and it is both interesting and satisfying, but that's a subject for a different review.My advice is, read the first three books, skim quickly through the fourth if you feel you must, then read the fifth. After doing so myself (I mean reading the fifth book), I re-read the first three again, and enjoyed them all over again. But I did not, and will never, reread "The Harsh Cry of the Heron". Hiroshi and Shigeko notwithstanding, I'm sorry I read it at all in the first place. It ruined everything for me, which is why I reread the first three, just to (figuratively) take the bad taste out of my mouth.The two stars I gave it are for Hiroshi and Shigeko, and also in memory of how much I enjoyed the original trilogy.

The book was very hard to put down. A lot of research went into finding the traditional steps of the history during that period of time. Exciting ending with emotional words tied together.

This was a replacement copy for one (the last book of the Otori Series) that I gave away. I have already read it more than once and am sure that I will want to again.

This shouldn't have been the last book in the series. The ending was rushed. There was so much left of the story to tell.I wasn't ready for it to be over.Over all it was a good story, just wish there was more.

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