Review: the perfect ending
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 12, 2013
When I first began reading this book, I was very confused as to what was going on. Everything seemed perfect for Dank and Pagan at the end of Predestined, so why did she no longer remember him? I honestly thought this book began with another dream, but that wasn't the case. In another twist to the story, the Deity decided Pagan must choose between Dank and her soul-mate, so all memories of Dank, Gee, and their time together were erased.Again, I really enjoyed this novel! Seeing Dank win over Pagan one more time was very sweet (and so hot!), even though he did screw it up by not fighting as hard as he should have. I was annoyed to see Leif in the story again (couldn't he take the hint?) and was actually a little disappointed in the soul-mate aspect of it. I realize over four years, people will change, but it was like Pagan felt no connection to her soul-mate from the beginning. The whole idea of this story was for Pagan to connect to her soul-mate and then make the final decision. I would have enjoyed that a bit more if I'd seen more of a connection between Pagan and her soul-mate. But at the same time, I understood why there wasn't that connection (her heart already belonged to another).Overall, I have to say this was a great ending to the series, even if it was a little frustrating at times. I read it in a day, staying up until the wee hours of the morning to finish it. I definitely recommend the entire Existence trilogy to anyone looking for a great set of books to read!