Probably the worst case of sequalitis I've gotten from a book in this series, which, oddly enough, I would have expected to get a lot more.

Mortis gives us more exciting developments in the siege, and probably the most riverting of storylines touched on is Ol' P and his pals trying to reach John Grammaticas, with some great scenes with them. But sadly, unlike the rest, struggles to stand on its own. Excitement about the titans finally entering the fray quickly turned to dismay as what could have been an exciting countdown throughout the book, just seemed to be a waiting game for something to happen, which sadly was just the book ending.

I feel like I'm being too vague and too harsh.
But there are some.good moments, bit compared to the rest of the series so far, not enough, and had no succinct story to really tie up lioe the other, but just left very open ended.
Would be 2 stars if not for the great Orlenious developments.