Review: Epic finale, though ending feels a little rushed
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
Epic finale to the trilogy, but I kinda wish the end had taken up more of the book.  It felt a little rushed in what was the most exciting part of the book.  The greater majority of the book is consistent with the other two books in the trilogy, with Noah and Zoe being on the run from President Vanderveen and fighting for their lives.  The clan has found friends along the way and for a while they are managing just fine, though not in the most luxurious way possible.  But all things must come to an end.  The gang ends up splitting after plans and alliances go awry.  Zoe gets sick, they plan a risky maneuver to get her healthy again.By this time in the trilogy, we've got a pretty good understanding and knowledge of the characters.  We know who to love and who to hate though sometimes we still wonder who can be truly trusted.  I loved the fast-changing and various environments they are constantly travelling to; it gives a good feel of their being on the run.  The storyline is very enthralling, though as I mentioned above, I wish the conflict that happened towards the end with the humanoids would have taken up more of the books synopsis and been highlighted more.  In a way, I knew it was eventually going to happen, but the conflict was so intense that the couple chapters it filled happened too fast.It is sad to have to say goodbye to Noah and Brody and the gang as the trilogy has come to an end, but I can safely say it was a wonderful read.