Jeff Loppnow

A great end to the trilogy. Considerably different from the first two, which was a nice change from the normal progression of a trilogy.

I have some mixed feelings about this book. It reminded me a a Gillian Flynn novel The author does a great job at bouncing between three story lines that weave in and out of each other. However, I never found my self liking any of the characters. They are very well written and they have some good development as the story moves, but none of them are good people. I was not routing for anyone. A minor thing that bugged me was the fact that the story opens up with the main character noticing clothes neatly folded up on a train platform, it was mentioned again near then end, but it was never explained why they ended up on there.

I easily got caught up in this one.

What a wonderful book.

Was even better the second time around. Now just a few weeks before the show!