2015's biggest disappointment by far! 
 From a book one where i was mesmerised by the depth and telling of the story to book three, where a week after finishing, I can probably remember 2 or 3 things that happened. I am afraid to say, that I feel that this book is a collection of words designed to look like story. A thin story line, split into three to drag it out (view spoiler)[ designed to have everyone, travel across the world and arrive within 30 minute of each other. (hide spoiler)]. 
 To be honest. nothing of note happens, at all. Nothing. I don't think I have ever been as disjointed with a final book in a trilogy as I did with this one. I listened to it on audio and most of the time I had no idea who the characters were. They appeared and were spoken to with importance that had me wracking my brain to see if could remember them in the previous books, then they died and people wept and nations grieved and I still had no idea who they were and often didn't know what the bloody nation was that was grieving. 
 Book two held my fascination with Frentis' story. Book three failed to hold any attention at all. Oh maybe, what's her name with her inventions. That was alright. But one week after finishing I have forgotten 95% of the story and can remember maybe 3 names. 
 Such a promising beginning to what could have been an epic. After being disappointed this year with book three's I am starting to wonder how much of this comes from us readers pushing for follow up books and the publishers rushing writers to finish stories quickly. There wasn't a single moment of foreshadowing in this book (well, that I remember anyway), there was nothing to suggest this was a planned story in my opinion. 
 It gets 2 stars from a disappointed me. 
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