Update 6/17/14: 
 In this exciting finale, Ignited will captivate fans and have them rushing to see the conclusion of their favorite characters. Ms. Jackson takes readers on a thrill ride that they never want to leave. This book picks up several months after Pushed ended. Asher, Lucy, and Remy are on the run, trying to avoid being captured by Remy's grandfather, Franc, but also trying to find her and Lucy's father. Things take a turn for the worse between Asher and Remy, and things do not look good for them in the beginning of the book. Asher is clearly hiding something, as he won't talk to Remy, and he is extremely distant. What does this mean for Asher and Remy? Will they find her father? Will Remy give her grandfather what he wants, and give herself over? Well, you'll have to read to find out, but every one of those questions is answered by the end of the story. 
 One of my favorite aspects of this story is the characters. Remy has always been an extremely strong, kick-butt character, but in both Pushed and this novel, she shows a remarkable growth. She learns that it's okay to ask others for help, and that she isn't all alone. Remy learns that it's okay to let people in, and sometimes you have to let others go. Finally, she realizes she can't take on every single problem, because she's only one person. Comparing the Remy of this book to the Remy in the Touched is simply amazing, and shows how gifted Ms. Jackson is with her writing. She has created a complex character that shows true growth in a realistic manner. Not a character that instantly changes everything about herself because of a certain person or event. Asher, who I loved in Touched kind of got on my nerves in this one. If he would have talked things out with Remy, instead of pushing her away, I feel like they could have sorted things out earlier on. Gabe, who I fell in love with in Pushed, really took center stage in this novel. I loved how he interacted with Remy, and he truly compliments her in every way. In the second book in this series, I was still rooting for Asher and Remy, but by the end of the second book, Gabe had wormed his way into my heart. Because of this, throughout Ignited, I wanted Gabe and Remy to be together. They have many cute moments, and I loved every single scene with them together. 
 The writing in this book is phenomenal, and the world that Ms. Jackson has created is simply mind-blowing. It's completely unique and very refreshing to read. Every fight scene is executed perfectly, and the heartbreaking moments are tear-inducing. There is a lot of action in this book, and with all that action and danger, some characters pay the ultimate price, and don't make it out alive. There is one death in particular that is very moving and tear-jerking. I was very sad to see this character go, but it was a very touching scene, nonetheless. 
 This is a definite must read for fans of the Sense Thieves series. You will not be disappointed by the ending, as it will leave you with a smile on your face. I absolutely loved this entire series, and I will be re-reading these books for years to come. Add this to your TBR list now! Happy reading :)