*claps hands* 
 Finally, an ending that satisfying and leaves one feeling content. I love this book. It's my second favorite next to Cress. I really liked the character progression and how Meyer was able to keep them all distinct and true to themselves as she had presented them throughout the book. While this made parts insufferable and I actually screamed out loud a few times in pure irritation about some of the decisions that were being made, I realize if the characters had acted as I had wanted them, they wouldn't be who I wanted them to be. In this book, we see more of Winter, and I agree with Scarlett, she is looney. Because of her lunar sickness, it makes her childlike, and I have a hard time remembering she is 17 years old. A really hard time. There were times I wanted to shake her, so I guess that means that Meyer did a really good job in personifying her. 
 Plot-wise. There are a lot loops and turns and just moments of sheer luck that happen. Like when certain events happened, I found myself trying to figure how that was gonna work out as there still upteenth 100 pages left. But it was good. Some parts I was like "umm is that even possible" but it's book fantasy so I let it pass. This book had very few lull moments and the action scenes were ridiculous. I really liked how Meyer was able to bring urgency and desperation and something else I cannot name to this plot. 
 Queen Levana - after reading Fairest, I understand that she is cray cray. Like mentally incapacitated cray cray. But yea, she goes to an entire level of crazy that only be described as Levana madness. I almost feel sorry for her, but she's so deep in self-deception is pointless. But she makes a really good villian. 
 Overall, I love this book. I give it 4.75 stars due to the fact I have some qualms with some spoilery points. But it was a satisfying conclusion and makes this trilogy I will love to reread in the future.