Review: I love it--but I'm not interested in reading another.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 30, 2013
I read all 4 of the series in a row in about 3 evenings (ah, the perils of having a Kindle!).  By this last one, however, the specifics and characters from the first 3 had drifted away from the intense action into something that was, well, more domestic; I really did not care about any of the characters in this last book.  One element that was a problem for me but that may not be for other readers was the hypothermia and starvation presentations:  I could not believe that both the severity of the conditions and the survival of same could both be true.On the other hand, the book handled the multiple plot lines just as effectively as in the previous 3 books and the descriptions were excellent.The book kind of brought the Breakers series to a close, Society at a status quo, major disruption (book 1), consequences of the disruption (books 2 and 3) to society more or less at a new status quo.(book 4).