Maddi

When I read a really good book, I can't seem to put it down and can easily finish it within a day or two if I want to. Which is exactly what I did with the first two books of this trilogy. Now, this final book? This final book was so good that I found myself putting off finishing the last 25% of the book because I wasn't ready to be done with the characters and their world.

As sad as I am to be done with this series, Marie Lu made it so worth it to finish. I have never been so emotionally invested and satisfied with the ending of a story. I kept bracing myself for the worst and thinking I had things figured out, only to be whipped over to a new possibility that I hadn't thought of.

Devastating, exciting, joyous– these characters and their stories will stick with me for a while.

This was a childhood favorite for me, and I loved the story again as I read it as an adult. Wonderful book for young adults full of colorful adventure and heartwarming relationships. It was a nostalgic and joyful read for this kid at heart.

Beautifully written. So full of life, heartbreak, and adventure. I am so glad I have three more books to follow these characters and live in this world Sabaa created.

Slower start, took about 1/4 of the book for me to really get into the story, but once I was... I couldn't put it down. I loved trying to put the pieces together alongside Rachel, fighting through the fog with her.

Might have to give my therapist a hug for making me read this.