Just read the third installment of the series. 
 Overall I can say I liked it. But out of all the three books, this one was my least favorite, although I'm still giving it four stars. 
 My main reason why I didn't like this book as much as the other two was mainly because i didn't like Thomas in this one. In this book, he was whiny and impulsive. In the first two books, he was always analytic and careful before taking action, I guess that was what drew me to this character at the first place. So to see him so emotional and careless bothered me a little. 
 What I didn't quite get is why he didn't want to get his memory back. I mean he keeps mentioning how much questions he has, how frustrated he is not knowing anything and how he wished he knew information about WICKED, but still refuses to get his memory back. It just seems over dramatic to me. I mean, get your memory back, get the inside information about WICKED and use it to your advantage. I really feel the Thomas in the first book would do that. 
 The progress of the story itself was quite slow. I felt the author was stalling information a little too much at times, I guess to make it more dramatic. But I was like "Dude, just spit it out already!!" I expected the book to provide answers to the million questions I had from reading the first two books, but this did not happen. Well, some were answered but not all of them which left a feeling of a hole after a finished the book. It was really not satisfying at all. Man you get us to read three of your books and you don't have a decency to provide answers. 
 Overall I still liked the book and the series. It was pleasant to read, and i couldn't put the book down. 
 (view spoiler)[ I did like the ending though. It was a satisfying ending you might say. Although what happened to Teresa was quite tragic (view spoiler)[ 
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