I, like others, am not disappointed with how this series wrapped up. It was pretty much ideal for me, and I honestly couldn't have been happier with how everything turned out as a whole. Yes, I say as a whole. Because it wasn't all perfect, but: Juliette was a freaking badass, Warner was beautiful and broken and swoony, and Adam...well, Adam had to learn a hard lesson that nobody wants to learn. Kenji was hilarious and made my life. James was adorable. And as always, the words were pretty. That made the book, and the series, worth the read for me. 
 I'm tagging the rest here as a spoiler, so nobody learns anything they don't want to learn by continuing to read this review...but if you want to see my complaints and further thoughts on the book, by all means...click below. 
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 While the way things played out as a whole certainly didn't bother me, I did, however, have some issues with the pacing, and with the lack of resolution in a couple of areas. 
 As I read, I kept looking at the pages dwindling and wondering when, when, when we were actually going to reach the climax of the book? It seemed like the first seventy-five percent or so was too slow, and the last twenty-five, way too fast for my liking. I would have liked to have seen more actual action. Even though I love the love, and I would pay to read three hundred or more pages of Warner saying and doing all the dirty things, that just doesn't provide enough substance to hold a book of this magnitude up as high as it should. And, these characters deserved better. While I feel like Juliette grew up, took ownership of herself--her power--and her life, I still feel like I wanted to see her pwn the hell out of Anderson. And it was just so...welp, he's dead now, let's move on to the end...and okay that's all I'm finished now! I did enjoy her growth though, and I liked where her character ultimately ended up. 
 I was also impressed with the continued development of Warner's character. Plus, the swoons ya'll. The freaking swoons. I'm pretty sure he's earned the number one book boyfriend spot. Every time he calls her love my heart does a little dance and I flail. I've basically been in love with him since I finished Destroy Me, and I knew it would take a whole heck of a lot for Adam to ever win my heart back in this triangle. 
 After reading Fracture Me, I knew without a doubt that she would never end up with Adam. I also knew I didn't want her to, even if it meant she didn't end up with anybody. The fact that Adam was more hung up on his brother--which I get--just said more than words could about the depth of his feelings for Juliette. She was an infatuation, someone he thought he should be with. Someone he could take care of and fix. I was proud of Juliette for realizing that here in the third book, and for pointing it out to him. Even though his reactions weren't what people expected, I wasn't disappointed in his character for how he behaved or the things he said to her. People who've been hurt do things and say things and behave in ways that they wouldn't normally. It was raw and real and while those who loved Adam saw it as his character being ruined, I saw it as his character gaining depth. 
 I was disappointed that he didn't get to redeem himself for the things he said beyond one short conversation, though. I think he deserved better in that respect. One tiny hint of a happy ending for him with someone else, plus a few simple words and everything gets swept under the rug just...wasn't enough after the relationship they shared. 
 So yeah, I had issues, but I still enjoyed the end and would recommend this series to friends. Although, I do find myself wishing now that there was a fourth book. So Adam could get his redemption. So we could see Juliette take power and continue to own her growth. So we could see Warner and Adam and James be a family and so poor adorable Kenji could finally get laid. (hide spoiler)]