I happen to like my books to have HEA's. So, all in all, I felt like this wrapped up the series quite nicely. It still had the fun Buffy vibe that I've enjoyed so far in the series. It really felt more like a season 7 story of Buffy. Where she has to face the music and accept her fate and learn to grow with it. (view spoiler)[Seriously, is it just me or was Reth just like Spike in season 7? And Lend was totally a season 3 Riley! (hide spoiler)] 
 I took off a star because I felt like Evie was getting intensely selfish in this book. The only things that mattered to her were just the few people she cared about and not, you know, all of paranormal kind! Seriously, whine, whine, whine! Also the relationship between her and Lend was a still incredibly PG rated. I get that they like and love each other but I just don't feel the heat between them. (view spoiler)[I was so excited that Viv was still around and that she got to wake up! I know she was the villain in book 1 but after you get to know her in book 2, I really started to root for her. I was glad she got a HEA too. (hide spoiler)] 
 Favorite part: When everyone was arguing the merits of Evie being able to say "true dat" not ironically.