From the very beginning, Sage's character hooked me. He's tough, brilliant, doesn't back down, out-thinks his opponents nearly ten moves in advance, makes me laugh out loud, and takes beating after beating, hardship after hardship, and still gets up. Every. Time. 
 It's hard to sum up what my feelings were while reading this book, but I'll try. 
 I laughed. A lot. Which surprised me, because being the third and final book in the series, I had expected a lot of grim determination to be there. There was, but the humour was a vital part of that grim determination. It was found in the relationships, and the situations, but mostly it had its home in Sage. If you've gotten to this book, and are reading this review, then perhaps you know him by another name. But if you don't, I won't spoil that for you. 
 In the last year, I've read so many books. Many of them have been good books, but few have really stood out to me. This one stood out. Very much so. The writing is flawless, the details lush, the action believable, the characters you'll either love to hate, or just plain love, and the story itself is rich with dimension, detail, and scenes that will leave you laughing, or your jaw dropping in amazement. 
 My advice? Read it. From one bookworm to another, if you're looking for a great read, you've found the right book.