Review: The best end to this series. Couldn't ask for more.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 29, 2013
All of our favorite characters are back here, minus the one we lost in the first book.  We get more of Palmer's story and all of Arie's.  I LOVED it!  Kate's writing is just as awesome in this book as it is in the previous two.  I've said before I've wondered what goes on her mind to come up with this series with parallel universes and how they integrate together, how there is so much the same in both worlds except for the jumpers. I don't know how she does it, but the result is perfect.  I love Arie, I love Cole, I love Palmer, Brant, Graham, Lilly, Joe, Pip, all of them.  The best dialogue is when the twins are interacting with some of the other characters at the same time.  You will laugh.I LOVE the strength of Arie's personality and I really wish I had her nerve sometimes.Wait until you see the surprise.  There is one.  Without giving spoilers, I will just say, it ties some things up and adds another angle to this series that enhances it even more.There is absolutely nothing I can say in criticism of this book, not even that I want more, because there's this excerpt in the back for a new book, Broken, where Arie's best friend is the lead and that gives me more.  So excited for that one!I'm going to add that this one is definitely not for the under 18 set.  Just like her other books, Kate give us some steam between the main characters.  Steam is good.  Kate is good at writing it.I think Arie is going on my girl crushes shelf.  I kind want to be her, minus the heartache the poor thing has gone through.Kate, you hit another home run, but there was never any doubt in my mind.I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.