Star Rating: 5 Stars 
 This book, and series, is so indescribable. The plot is so run of the mill that if I try to explain it you would probably just roll your eyes and go anther one of those. But there is something that sets the Legend Trilogy apart that I can't quite put my finger on. Maybe Lu has just got lots of little things right where most authors get them wrong. 
 Lets start with the plot. This book is just as a final book in a series should be. The pace is fast, and action packed. Everything in the preceding two books has lead to these moments and a lot is at stake. The danger is real and you have to know what happens. You don't doubt that Lu could be cutthroat and you know that nobody is safe. The building of suspense guarantees that you can't put this book down. 
 As always the characters are wonderful and this has always been what sets this series apart for me. June and Day are just so lovely. I like that Lu doesn't try to make them too adult. Instead, they are just teenagers who shoulder a lot of responsibility and grief. The relationship between June and Day is so exquisite. And that ending..... you'll just have to read it to know what I'm talking about. 
 I highly recommend this book to fans of the YA dystopian genre. Unlike the popular Hunger Games and Divergent series, where the last books had me loosing interest, this book had me gripped to the very end, where I curled up into a ball and started weeping!