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 Again, I've found similarities with the first time I read this book. I found myself more invested in Cress than I was in Scarlet during Scarlet. This is possibly because more happens in Cress, things are coming together. Unlike the first time I read this, it didn't feel so obvious that things were going wrong just because. Possibly because I'm taking my time about reading them this time and they haven't all blurred into one. 
 Again the main characters are very different. Cress - being Rapunzel - has been stranded in a satalite for 7 years and is sort of apprehensive and shy while Thorne is a greedy thief type guy. She's infatuated with him and to his credit he tells her the truth of him, but maybe she was more right than he knew. 
 I think out of them all Thorne has gone through the biggest change (aside from Cinder - but with her it was more discovering what she was) and I'm curious to see how much more he grows. I find myself agreeing with the Doctor, but unlike the Doctor I believe he could one day be good enough. It was sad he didn't get to see Cress in her dress, but perhaps he's not ready for that yet. 
 And we finally meet Winter - the star of the final book. I cant wait to read about her, the crazy ones always remind me of one of my own dear characters and seeing even a little of her personality in others is exciting and fascinating. But first comes Fairest and I'm apprehensive about this one. It's about Levana. I'm not a fan about reading things from the bad guys point of view. Sometimes I like them to just be bad guys, y'know? 
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 I stayed up far too late reading this one too. I was really invested in Cress' story. Or it may have been because I was desperate to know what was going to happen... 
 I loved Cress' whole connection to this situation that Cinder has found herself in which I really can't elaborate on because I don't want to give anything away. 
 I did get a little frustrated while reading this book however. It seemed to me that things were going wrong just to drag the storyline out and it seemed like it stood out far more within this book. I was so happy at the end though, everything seems to be wrapping up nicely. I'm both excited and sad that Winter seems to be the last book. Is it November 2015 yet?