I haven't written a review in a while, but honestly, this book is too good to not deserve one (no comment on whether my reviews do the book a favour or not). Hand has written a really good series where the final instalment does not die down on the energy, suspense and quality. Bravo. 
 Firstly, this book has the most pathetic of love triangles. oh, I don't mean the both-guys-are-good-but-the-girl's-a-useless-prick kind, what I mean is that all the melodrama and conflict is called for. Trust me. Yes both men are hot, but the best part is that Clara is fantastic. The kind every whiny, indecisive and bimbotic girl should aspire to be. Frankly, she doesn't deserve anything less than both the guys and they in turn all the more deserve someone as awesome as her. Yet Clara can't really pick one without breaking the other (and the readers!)'s hearts. This book aptly portrays he conflict that so many authors have endeavoured to write well. 
 First thing that came to my mind...thanks, Hand, for telling me, in the most depressing way possible, how horribly mundane my pathetic mortal life is. I wanted to shake and shake Clara for thinking our life was better than hers. I don't think I'll get a remote chance to do half of anything Clara's done. Geez, homework? Exams? (Wait! My.best yet: reading Boundless when your assignments are.due the next day) ah forget it. Stating my.life facts bores even yours truly. 
 I don't really like the ending, even despite the fact that they turned out to be the way I wanted it eventually. After all that bad luck, suddenly things turned out to be too optimistic too suddenly I was like, "Oh please, Clara is still under a very very bad luck charm by God. things don't turn around so fast in real life." Don't get me wrong, Clara deserved the luck, if I may call it. But the sudden serendipity seemed too coincidental, even for the superior triplare beings. Everything seemed too abrupt. Too fortunate. Too unfair. (No spoilers here, but someone eventually gets hurt. Kinda happens every time in a love triangle anyway) 
 This book connected many dots from the past few instalments, though it did leave a few questions annoyingly unanswered. Definitely a good read, though I'd suggest that one start from the beginning of the series to feel the full force of the emotions that will come into play from developing that camaraderie with each and every character. 
 spoiler ahead: 
 strangely, I came to really like Clara's mum in this book, although she wasn't even alive haha. I simply loved her tale with Sanjeeva: just when you thought "Oh please, a trip to one of the most dangerous places on earth (OK, so not technically) in exchange for a puny story that Sanjeeva's probably heard of anyway? Bad bargain dude", Hand comes up with the most tragically, painfully sweet tale that one would think, hey, Sanjeeva could be on the winning end after all.