Just as I suspected, the story ends in a mystery. But not a hopeless one.

This book is darker in a way than the two preceding. There is danger and violence and loss. But the artwork and the little letters in their envelopes are as good as ever.

A visual feast, full of clever details and whimsy as we share again the intricate and extraordinary nature of the relationship of Griffin and Sabine.

I bought this book online, and it came with a priority delivery upgrade and the sweetest note of thanks from the seller.

I'll pass it on to Wombles for Discoverylover, both of whom I will see this weekend!

I think Wombles had this before me, but I've got it now *muahahahaha*

Can't wait to finish this trilogy! Thanks Skyring and Wombles for passing it on!

What! No, seriously, what! What kind of ending is that! More questions than answers! Skyring, you're right, seriously amazing artwork - Bantock could make a fortune off me selling Griffin's artwork, if I had somewhere to hang it, and a fortune to spend :p

I think Bantock is going to become one of my favourite authors :D Again, thanks for sharing!

I've lent FutureCat the first two in this series, so I'll pass it on when I see her in a few weeks :-)

I knew I'd manage to get my hands on this one eventually :-)

Received from Discoverylover at the meetup this morning.

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That's not a conclusion!!!! What happened? Where are they? Were their universes parallel? What about the creepy journalist bloke?

Still cool books though :-)

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Got this back from FC today :-)