Review: Fantastic end
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
**Originally written for Book Bliss book blog.I received a copy of the book in exchange for an unbiased and honest review**Review:5 starsGeneral: As with book 2, make sure you read all the events in the series so you don't miss out on anything. Book 3 holds strong and is still a fantastic story. The final book in the trilogy grabs you from the minute you open the book and doesn't let go until the final page when you're left excited, sad and overall emotionally drained from the best book in the series. There were so many amazing things I would love to say but can't because they're spoilers!This book has a lot more depth and plot twists than the first two and I didn't even think that would be possible. Maggie's memories are back, a war is at the Gate and there will be no prisoners. Maggie is amazing in this book and between her and Jackson I wish there was another book coming, an "after the war" sort of thing. This book dealt with harsh topics, a betrayal from the end of the last book, war and vengeance. I think it stepped it up a ton and loved the more adult feel to this installment.Characters: There isn't much I can say on the characters without hitting spoiler central. So I will leave you with this thought. Don't judge any of the four from their pasts, don't make assumptions and be ready for Maggie to kick some serious butt.