Reviewing book 11 in a series - actually more book 23, counting books in the predecessor series - is different from reviewing a stand-alone novel. People ly to read it have already read book 10 - and 9 and 8... So the questions a latest-in-a-series review need to answer are

1. Should you keep reading this series? Yes. If you enjoyed book 10 - and 9 and 8... - you'll enjoy this one. The four-star rating is basically a state-of-the-series rating.

2. Is this a good jumping-in book if you haven't been reading the series? Nope. Read "Cloak Games: Thief Trap" and decide whether you it.

3. How was this book compared to its predecessors? Weaker, actually. The book fails the "if I were an evil overlord" test several times - e.g. the doomsday device has a single point of failure *and* a countdown - to the point of being distracting.

4. Does the book do anything particularly interesting? Yes. This is not a spoiler, because I'm speculating, but I think a rescue is being foreshadowed for people lost in the final battle on Kalvarion. Steve149

4* for the first half and 3* for the second mainly because the Race Against the Clock feels forced.

Why didn't Nadia do the thing that she did at the end of the fight with Maestro at the beginning of it? Candy Guyselman15

Exceptional!

All of the Nadia books are fabulous and exciting! I love this series and the twist and turns that they go through and the enemies that they have to face. I love the way that Nadia is learning that power goes hand-in-hand with responsibility. Ray Hastie37 1 follower

It's a good, fun read. From the number of characters making appearances, I thought the ending would have been bigger.
The only complaint was pertaining to proofreading (Ellypse v Eliptical) and internal consistency (who owns the hotel?) Robert Loken77

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