I enjoyed Inheritance. I've been following the series since right after its inception, and I'm well within the target demographic for this book so I may be slightly biased towards it. While the book didn't contain hardly any suprises or plot twists, I really enjoyed being back in Paolini's Alegasia for a brief period of time. This novel has two things that stand out to me, that made the novel worth reading. The first is Angela. Her role in this book was far more pronounced, and we get to see much more of her personality. The second is how well Paolini tied up the loose ends in his series. He left it open to continue writing future books within this world, but tied up all the essential and many of the secondary plotlines. We got to see a clear resolution, and he addressed several things that I expected him to simply leave unanswered. Yes there are holes, but considering his age and his experience level he proved himself to be very capable. I certainly recommend this book to anyone who has read the previous installments of his series.