There is a nice subplot in the relationship between Harry and his estranged father. His father has become ill, and Harry is the only one around who can help him ...if he’ll let him. Harry appears more realistic when dealing with his father. He seems compassionate and develops a true understanding of what is important in his life.

The characterization of Norma Dinnick works only because the reader becomes as mad as she is when Norma goes back and forth in reality.

The mystery surrounding the shares is not a great one and doesn’t always make sense. The murders that happen are too unrealistic to work. Now this does not make Final Paradox a bad read. Final Paradox is still an enjoyable mystery.