Half lost 4.75 
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 I cant really say that much because this is the three book in the series. But I can say that I was a bit skeptical on how this book was going to end because the book was much smaller than the other but its quality not quantity and quality definitely won in this book. 
 As always I loved Sally Green's writing style and I would definitely recommend this book series to anyone who wants a refreshing read. 
 I'm also thinking of doing a whole series review on my blog non-spoiler and spoiler so I will link it here if i post it 
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 This book starts off with a lot of anger towards Annalise which I loved. I really did need that especially with what went down in the second book. I loved discovering Nathen's new powers and just seeing Nathen and Gabriel together in the woods was nice. I did feel like the story was going a bit slow and not really getting to the plot but I might have felt that way because I did read it over a very long period. 
 Now that I think about it I wish I had read it over the span of a week instead of taking an extremely long break from it. I was so happy when Gabriel and Nathen finally got together. The maps on the wall was a really nice scene it felt so magical especially with Gabriel there. I just loved the story itself. 
 The last battle was so intense but the scene with the glass pyramid was great. I'm so glad that everyone who I wanted to die died expect for Annalise. But honestly I don't really mind Annalise not dying mainly because Nathen didn't, but at the end Nathen's love for Gabriel held a high place in his heart than the hate for Annalise. 
 The ending was so sad. Gabriel's death was tragic but it does gives you a perspective of wars and that not everyone survives. We might already know this concept but seeing it effect characters we love just give off another greater perspective. Seeing the PTSD was heart breaking and Nathen imagining Gabriel was so hard, I honestly thought he had survived when Nathen started to talk about him. 
 It was hard seeing Nathen isolate himself but it was for the best. Celia's part at the end was so beautiful. I know that most people hated Gabriel's death so do I but it really does make this series leave a mark on you, it makes it more unique and I just loved how everything was wrapped up. 
 This book series was so refreshing and it is interesting seeing a main character who's nature is to isolate himself, instead of all the same plot that is used in YA books that are repeated. (hide spoiler)]