With Winter the Lunar Chronicles seres comes to its first end - since Wires and Nerve came out this year - and finally the story reach its climax: Cinder and the others must fight Levana for the sake of the Moond and the Earth. 
 With this last book, two other character finally and officialy make their entrance: Winter and Jacin. 
 Winter is the stepdaughter of the queen but she's really different from her secondo mother. Jacin is a royal guard. A commond childhood past bond the two but this bond needs to stay hidden. The Lunar Court isn't a pretty place. 
 Now, time to sart with few unpopular opinion. I enjoyed the book, as you can see from the rating, but still, I think that Winter and Jacin are totally useless for what concern the plot. They are cute, precoius in the own way, but the novel could have goes on even without them. 
 The fact that they took an actual part only in this last book didn't help me to look at them with a eyes full of attention. I dind't feel the same towards them. For me they didn't hold the same importance as the others. 
 Anyway, I liked Winter but I cannot say the same thing of Jacin, who stand in a corner as a monodimensional grunty guy so in love with Winer that he cannot talks about something else. 
 I loved how Winter stayed loyal to her principale even I totally felt not right thinking how much she was killing her own mental health and body with the decision of not using the lunar gifts. It's a nobel choice but at the same time not a smart one. If I think about she wants to change things, make Luna better, nearly risking to kill herlsef isn't going to help, no matter how traumatic past event schoked her. I was also a bit concerned how Jacin basically never strongly opposed to Winter decisioni, trying to find another solution for her sake that doesn't comprimise her living choice. 
 Another flawed point of the book is that I didn't read any plot twist. Okay, that was more one of my idea of how I could get more wrapped up in the story, but the novel goes on with a really predictable way - with a little exception with the nearly end part.... but I know that the final pages were going to be light and sugar and not blood and desperation. 
 I love how the crew got beat and hit a lot of times. And I don't feel sorry fro writing that because, YA book or not, the protagonist are young people with few life experience, whatever they had a rough past or not. They make mistake, they think that they can easily start a revolution and this is not reality. Before accomplish something, it's normal to lose and step back bruised and in terrible situation. I appreciated that Meyer them sweat for their goals. 
 Cress is still confirmed at the top lace in my favorite list. Most of her feelings and moves reminded of myself, of they way I felt and sometimes I still feel. 
 Before going on with Winter also I read Fairest. I don't get why some people skipped it. I feel that if a writer writes something like that, there must be a reason. So, anyway, I'm glad that I read the prequel of the TLC, since I was able to get Levana a lot more. Something in the way she talks, moves, motives and so. She's still an horribile person but I liked her, even if I felt - as always- that I need more details about her descend into what she became. 
 The end left me bitter, not because of how it ended, but thinking of the crew being separated and how their lifes will go on basically on their own, the contact between them being drastically reduced, all wrapped up in works and duties. My heart sunks. 
 Oh, and my emotional side won when I cried a bit.