Dragon War (Draconic Prophecies Series #3), Vol. 3 Book

Not sure what to say about this book that my previous reviews of this series didn't say. It wraps things up about Gavin and his allies (It's hard to call them his friends, since most of the time they're separated, and while they treat Gavin as a friend, he doesn't really seem to have a relationship with them asides from being rescued)

There's still lots of introspection about what being part of a prophecy is about, and lots of forcing 4th edition D&D concepts into the 3rd edition world established in Eberron, changing it's character and tone dramatically.

Also, while this is a world shaking event, pretty much any non-main character is depicted as a wuss. As written, the entire force of kingdoms is unable to exert itself against the main characters, despite theoretically having lots of other powerful people in the world - they pretty much exist only to have overwhelming amounts of cannon fodder for the main characters to kill without thought or run from.

Now that this series has converted the Eberron world into a pale imitation of what it was before, I won't be reading any published books set there after this series. Way to ruin another cool campaign Wizards of the Coast.