After the boring and annoying ending of Hollo City, Jacob, Emma and Addison - why should I care for a talking dog? - are free from wights and hollows but their friends are not. This is how they start their quest qith the objective to save all of them. Their path will bring them in Victorian London, in the Devil's Acre's heart. 
 So, I wont't focus my review on the characters, since I'm quite pissed. I don't feel like I met other amazin characters, someone interesting, aside from Sharon and Bentham - but I should have need them from the first book and not the last one. 
 This book is more dark then the others two, and Jacob and Emma alone made a good team. All the creepy peculiars were amazing and so was all the hidden world created by Riggs - but it wasn't enough. 
 What maybe put me in a wrong mood was the emphaty that I felt toward the book's universe. Let's make an example, which is also a spoiler if still have to read the series. 
 Fiona is dea, or at least I suppose she's. Everything seems to tell that she died. How can I felt sorrow from that? Really, I should be emotinally invested but I didn't know a thing of her. Her powers are super cool, she's silent and nearly unknow. Yet she died. Why should I care? 
 Also, I didn't like how Riggs explained most of the peculiar's things, like loop and the Library itself. everything was just confusing and I feel like I still need some kind of scientific like paragraph to teach how and what happened. 
 And th end. 
 No, just no. I was laughing and not because it was funny. It was like watching an american movie, full of explosions and King Kong fighting Godzilla. 
 Utterly disappointed but still midly curious about the second trilogy about the peculiars that Riggs programmed. Anyway, I think that this series could has been everything but not that.