Taste of Wrath

This is a really well-done wrap-up to the series, which I have personally enjoyed a great deal.

It's a story of finding your family rather than being born into it, and dealing with loss and betrayal among those you love. There's also lots of clever, snarky humor and bizarre happenings. The author does a really good job of working current cultural references into these stories; whereas I ordinarily find that a contrived and dated device, in these books, it seemed to integrate well. However, this is very much a series - one which is on my Hugo Best Series longlist for next year - but the individual novellas do not stand well alone.