*Real rating 4.5* 
 Protagonist: Kate Winters has endured so much since she stepped foot into the town of Eden and was tested for her immortality. Now she faces a foe far worse than a goddess bent on her destruction, a Titan who wants her to be his queen and hold the key to not only her survival but that of her child as well. As she struggles over whether she could sacrifice herself for those she loves, the council fights Cronus and their strength begins to weaken. Kate tries not to feel helpless in this war but without full control of her powers she doesn't feel as there is much she can do. 
 World-Building: In this installment we learn more about what it takes to be immortal and what exactly taking "the test" means if you're born immortal. We also meet the Titan Rhea. Every other series based from Greek Mythology that I've read that even mention Rhea never actually showed her, so to see how the author portrayed her was something that I looked forward to and was very pleased with. We also learn of Kate's father and how she handles the revelation is, though understandable, pretty outlandish. 
 Overall, I'm giving this final installment 4.5 out of 5 stars. It wasn't that it had any major faults, but there were moments when the character dialogue didn't seem to flow as naturally as it usually did which may have very well been fixed by the finished copy. 
 For my FULL review please check out my blog Zach's YA Reviews (zach'syareviews.com) tomorrow January 31, 2013 at 6 A.M PST