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 ... few old nemeis' who have returned bigger and badder than before. As a new war breaks out between the mice and rats all hope seems lost for the mice and it is up to Audery and her friends to try and survive rather than win. The final book in the series is probably the darkest yet in the trilogy and if you have read the first two books you'll understand that this series is pretty bleak most of the time. Robin Jarvis again shocks the reader by killing off a number of popular characters prompting a poignant moment fo...more

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The Final Reckoning - Robin Jarvis: The Deptford mice turns a darker shade of black (218 words)
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The third and final book in the trilogy of the Deptford mice, the book continues a few months after Audery Scuttle (nee Brown) returns back from the country, leaving her husband of convienniance behind. However after the final events on the Crystal Prison the reader already knows that a nightmare is about to happen with the reappearence of few old nemeis' who have returned bigger and badder than before. As a new war breaks out between the mice and rats all hope seems lost for the mice and it is up to Audery and her friends to try and survive rather than win. The final book in the series is probably the darkest yet in the trilogy and if you have ...  Read the complete review

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