Story: 4.5/5 
 1: Being Vague, rambling plot with no little believable storyline 
 5: Ripping yarn, clever, thought provoking 
 I am behind in my reviews, so my memory is already beginning to forget what i wanted to write here, so I'll keep it brief. 
 To be honest, I only picked up this book because I found myself on a plane flight and realised that I had not updated my kindle with new books. I had started the first quarter of the book a month before and had given up on it as another boring sequel to what was an average second book and a reasonably interesting first. So it came as a great surprise to me, when halfway through the book, that the story suddenly got very interesting and a whole raft of information began to make me realise that Sanderson had done a whole load of foreshadowing and had actually created a complex story. 
 There are plenty of reviews that talk about what happens, i'll just say this. I went from "yeah, it's ok" to "wow, I can't believe how all this is tying together". Very clever, I think Sanderson could have given us a bit more of this throughout the second book as it was a lot to deal with at the end, but I am not complaining. There are some parts that i got sick of, Sazed self pity, characters with self doubt, and a couple of silly character relationships (the dizzy floozie and Breeze was just an odd addition and did not add anything but raised eyebrows). 
 But all in all, I enjoyed the story way more than i thought I would and feel that Sanderson wrapped it very nicely. I was worried about how the story was going to end and was convinced and dreading a happy hollywood finish to the story. I'll say that I was happy with the ending, I didn't see it, couldn't have predicted it and comfortable with it. 
 Characters: 3.5/5 
 1: Unrealistic/unbelievable. Feel nothing for these characters 
 5: Fully engaged with the characters, believable. Researched. 
 Read Weight: Light 
 Fluffy, Light, Solid, Heavy, Struggle 
 Still a light read, but this one probably borders on solid because of the tying up of all the stories. 
 Engagement: 4 /5 
 1: Not fussed about finishing 
 5: Could stay up all night 
 First third of the book I actually was done with it and resigned myself to not finishing the series. Last third of the book I was wishing for train delays so I could finish. 
 Recommend: 4/5 
 1: Would advise you to read something else 
 5: Go read it now. It is THAT good 
 So if you have read book one and two, then yes, you SHOULD read book three because it certainly gives you closure.