391 pages
This one didn’t resonate as well
as the previous two. It was still good, it was just missing something the other
ones seemed to possess. One of my biggest complaints is lack of a solid
conclusion. There are some answers, but not enough. Since this is the last book
of the series, I shouldn’t feel like I waiting for another book. The intensity
is there though.
Cia and Tomas go through a lot in
this book. They have to make a lot of hard choices, and attempt to figure out
who can be trusted. Some of their friends will surprise you (both good and
bad). It seems like everything was moving along at a good pace. I wonder if the
reason it doesn’t sit right with me is the ending. I’ve been wondering if
Charbonneau created too many twists and surprises and wasn’t able to
efficiently rein them in at the end.
Overall the series was really
good and definitely worth the read. The flaws I found with this book, while
annoying, wouldn’t cause me to reconsider recommending it.
Rating:
♥♥♥♥
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