Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 I was meant to cancel this as I hadn't read the other two, but I forgot, so I shoe-horned it into my schedule as punishment (haha) and I'm glad I did! This turned out to be a rather clever series. Book two sort of let it down a little but book 3 made up for it! It almost felt like book two was beaten into the middle-book-mould and it didn't quite work but that by book three it was allowed to be itself again and it excelled. Surprisingly this was the shortest of the three books, which is odd. Often the last is the biggest. I do feel it could have been longer, I'd have loved a little more back story or filler about past oracles or a bit of a what-happened-next. Will there be any more? Will the knowledge die out? What? 
 Still unsure about how I feel about the ending, but that's probably because I had to put it down at the most intense point possible and go to work. It was a little anti-climactic coming back to the story just before The Epic End completed. Sort of turned a 6 story drop into a small stumble. Because of this - or so I assume - the ending feels a little meh. THIS is what we were working up to?! What even happened here? 
 This series had some great characters and I felt a little like I was waiting for them to interact more, but they never did. I'd have liked to have seen an epilogue showing some of this, maybe a memory or two too...that would have been fantastic. But I still really enjoyed this series! I feel this would perhaps be more for mid teens, though the main character is 16/17 it seems like a comfortable read for those younger than this as well as older.