This has been one of those series where I'm gladly willing to overlook any and all plot holes and/or scientific impossibilities, because the story is just that compelling... and the main character is super likable. This novel is a solid ending to the trilogy, a thrilling page-turner as usual. 
 A slight downside: The sheer number of alternate-selves (and alternate-other-characters) did get a little confusing for me, which could only be expected. The book starts off with a ton of backstory and recap - which is 100% necessary - but by the end, there are so many that some storylines don't feel quite wrapped up. 
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 And as if the previous books hadn't given me enough Orphan Black vibes already, there is literally a Cloneverse. 
 Now that I think about it, Home Office Marguerite (Wicked) has a lot in common with Rachel Duncan, what with her extreme jealousy of her sisters' parental attention. 
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