Rating: 4/5 
 ***Minor spoilers, actual spoilers hidden*** 
 I've completed another series! I usually start a series and take a long time to finish them, so I'm quite proud of myself. I'm happy that I decided to finish this series because this was my favourite book out of the three. 
 I enjoyed this book much better than the other ones. There are a few reasons why. Honestly, I was soooo thankful that a portion of the book was spent without the presence of Tucker so we didn't have to constantly read about Clara's love triangle issues. God, do I hate love triangles. He shows up later but by that time I already knew that I liked this book much better so it didn't bother me as much. The other reason I enjoyed this one better was because I liked the story so much more. I'm not really sure why, and maybe it's just because I'm in such a good mood since I finished my last exam today. (Hello, summer!) It just felt more action packed and intriguing. I was also happy to see that Clara and Christian were growing closer together, in the friend sort of way. 
 (view spoiler)[ I really enjoyed Samjeeza's character development in this book, and I think it was cute how he was telling stories about Clara's mom. Her mom lived such a long life, and it would be impossible to share every moment with Clara. I'm happy that Sam was able to provide Clara with some insight about the life her mom lived before she was born. I found his character really interesting throughout the series. (hide spoiler)] 
 One thing I found pretty annoying is that Clara couldn't seem to ever stop thinking about Tucker. I understand that she was in love with him and I can see why she would miss him and wouldn't be able to get over him. I do. But regardless, it just became annoying. (view spoiler)[ After Clara sees Tucker in the barn that one time, it seems that she went back to book 2, love-triangle-blinded Clara, which is basically what I disliked most about the last book. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with how this series ended. I feel like the author should leave this universe alone now that it's done, since I know how hard it is for some authors to let go of a universe they created. It was a pretty solid ending for a series I only found half decent. If you enjoy books about angels you might want to give Unearthly a shot since I'm a bit biased against books about angels.