There's no point in pretending that I didn't enjoy this series. I read devoured it in a nearly a week. I can't say that for any other series. This series really had it's flaws *CoughWanderlustCoughDoubleblindCough*. However, the atmosphere had be addicted. I loved the Grimspace and the rough sci-fi feel. This book had the most action out of them all and Jax was the strongest and most likable she'd ever been for me. I'm bummed that this is the end of the series though. I wish this could been more of an EPIC adventure. I talk about this book and others on my YouTube channel, here: http://bit.ly/RN2j5n 
 My Spoilery Thoughts: (view spoiler)[Gah! March! Why did he have to stick around? This was suppose to be the book where Jax called him on his shit or his true selfishness finally came out and he walked away. She did call him on his shit and he was selfish, but they worked it out dammit! I guess I just don't buy their love anymore. I did in the beginning, but I suppose all of the other crap just wore away at it. 
 I wanted this to finally be the book where Sirantha and Vel got together and it ended with them going off into space together. I sort of got that, but March was still there. It makes me think that Ann was trying to please both Team March and Team Vel. Rather than picking one, she gave everyone what they wanted because when March dies, Jax will eventually end up with Vel. 
 I feel like Jax was snubbed at the end of this book. Why didn't she get medal? No special acknowledgement? She's the ONLY reason they're free!!! If she hadn't hired someone to make the cure and traveled to another universe for needed info that somehow brought it all together, then there never would have been a revolution. AND she didn't just drop the cure off and go about her business. Nope. She put her life at risk fighting at their sides and even changed her freakin face! I liked Loras when we first met him, but I liked him less throughout the series every time he opened his mouth because he treated Jax so shitty. His lack of appreciation at the end, whether intended by the author or not, just makes me think of him as even more of a huge ass. 
 P.s. Um did they forget Constance? She was a robot not a human. There was a chance they could have pulled her from the rubble and then extracted her from the body. I'm surprise that an attempt wasn't even tried by Jax. 
 I think Ann might really have something against pretty people. She went out of her way to make us imagine March and Jax ugly. Which I didn't. Even when Jax was made-over, she constantly said she was going to tweak it or have it changed back later. Like she just couldn't stand the idea of being pretty. Absurd. I'd happily change my face and body for a better one and I wouldn't feel like I was somehow losing myself. The thing that makes me "me" is my mind and my spirit, not my looks-- that's all just casing. (hide spoiler)] 
 Recommended & Honorable Mention 
 Yes/No Checklist 
 Sex: Yes 
 Gore: Yes 
 Rape: Mentioned 
 Magic: Yes 
 Drugs: Alcohol 
 Star Categories 
 Romance: 5 Stars 
 Action: 4 Stars *Twice as much as any book in this series. 
 Pacing: 4.5 stars 
 Writing: 4 Stars *Ann repeats herself a lot. It happened throughout the whole series, but I also noticed a lot of typos in this book. 
 Plot: 4 Stars *Nothing special really. I expected more from the finale. 
 Overall: 4.5 Stars 
 Protagonist Meter 
 Damsel--------*--Badass 
 Hey look Jax can use a gun! Oh and she can defend herself without whimpering like a child! Ok big strong men had to save her a few times, but it's forgivable cuz she kicks ass most of the time.