With the third book of The Lunar Chronicles, Cinder and her friends have a new mission: getting Cress free from her prison. Without her skills, their mission will never goes on. 
 And nothing will go like expected. 
 This third book is a chapter of the story that I would call: freaking cute. 
 The plot emprovement is finally carried on by this book, which is a good thing as much as a bad one. I mean, it's great to read a novel full of actions, plots and subplots, adventures and so, but since TLC is a series of four book, with a prequel published in between that works only as a closer look to the story, this "plot emprovemente" should has happened at least in the second book and not in the third. 
 I liked the new characters even more than the ones introcuded in Scarlet. The only hing that bothers me - there's always something that does that, get used to it - is how the characters can be described with few adjectives, which is great when you must a have a clear idea of them, but at the same time they lacks of a greater introspection. Well, at least that's how I feel towards them. 
 Cress is lovely. I like her a lot and I can see a part of me - the shy one and insicure - in her. That is always amazing. I like to read about other characters too, different from me, but finding someone that can represent even a little part of me is great. 
 I don't get how some people don't like her. I think that she's quite realistic and it's always good to see a more fragile character in a book. 
 Another great point is that I started - again and finally - to feel attachement towards the characters. I was going to be sad if someone died during the novel. Still, Cress is a book that lead me drop few tears, even if I didn't think that a certain fact - I will keep it spoiler free - was going to hit me hard. 
 But there're also few negative details. Marissa Meyer put quite often her characters in a situation that requires a fight but none of them is a really trained warrior and even if they're they get subdued quite easy. And so, everytime, some kind of rescue comes and they all get safe. 
 Then, the bad guys. They don't impressive at all. They have a function, they assolve it and than there's where it ends. 
 And so are few revelations that should be considered as plot twist but that didn't make such a big impression on me. 
 In the end, Cress is a great read with some not so strong parts but still enjoyable.