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This entire book is one long climax of the entire series. The plot is fast-paced and action-filled as the opening of Zzyzx is imminent and hope for defeating the demons is slim. One of the things I enjoy about this series, and something that makes me a little crazy, is the fact that I'm never sure who to trust or believe. Good characters are revealed as bad, while some evil characters become good. The characters' roles as good or evil are pretty much set once you get to the second half of the book; there aren't many surprise changes in characterization after that. I had a feeling of foreshadowing about some characters in the first book, but it didn't come true until this fifth book. I found myself being tricked by some characters, just like Seth. I enjoyed how this book jumped right into the action, and reading the plot was like riding a roller coaster. Just when it looked like the knights had the upper hand against the Sphinx the roles became reversed and the conflict got worse.
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