Endings can often be a let down,
Especially when it ruins the long-running mystery that carried the rest of the book.
That’s maybe what I like most about Final Campfire.
It’s not just one or three or five endings.
It’s a whole cascade starting from the midpoint and never letting up.
Almost like a good river run.
Sequels are often misunderstood …
In part because they’re perceive derivative dependence on the original work.
And partly because – in the case of a trilogy:
They do not conclude the full story arch.
Not to worry: That’s what makes Boulder Ridge stand really stand out.
Is its odyssey of growth …
And sets the stage for the third (and final) book to come.
Folks, is it just me – or is the bookshelf a vanishing institution?
Remember the good old days when your bookshelf, not a dang computer, was your primary connection to the larger world.
I’m not saying that everything changes for the worse.
But there is a big side of me that laments the demise of the bookshelf.
Not that mine is going anywhere fast.
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