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 I have a really bad history with series conclusions, for some reason, most conclusions leave me unsatisfied and extremely disappointed. I can probably count on one hand all of the series conclusions that I was completely satisfied with and Infinite is one of those books. Infinite is everything I loved about Incarnate and Asunder, plus it manages to address my few complaints with the series making this one of the best YA series conclusions to date. Infinite is a picture-perfect book with a to-die-for romance, a beautiful writing style, and an ending that hits all the right notes. 
 It really upsets me that I have to say goodbye to Heart, but it's been one brilliant journey. Jodi Meadows expands the world of The Range and brings readers to so many new locations in Infinite. The world-building is extremely thorough and I was so happy that we get the chance to meet some of the creatures that were casually mentioned in previous books. I won't specifically mention which creatures appear in this book because that would be spoilery, but I had been waiting for the Souls to interact with these creatures for so long and it was well-worth the wait. 
 As much as I loved the romance in Asunder, in Infinite Jodi Meadows has written an even better romance arc. I'm so thrilled to have completed a series where there is no love triangle and where the only love interest is a nice guy. I truly think that YA literature always undervalues the nice guy: it's always the bad boy who always gets the girl in so many novels and it's awesome to read a book where the protagonist falls in love with the right person. Sam and Ana are perfect for each in so ways and just reading about their relationship filled me with so much joy. Despite all the challenges they faced in Infinite, Sam and Ana remain true to each other and to themselves. Jodi Meadows has truly captured what love is with their characters and their romance is unbelievably beautiful. The romance in Infinite is so adorable that it will make readers believe that true love does exist in this world and that's not just a myth. 
 The plot of Infinite is filled with shocking plot twists and revelations that readers became accustomed to in Asunder. Infinite moves at an extremely fast-pace and there is truly not a moment where I didn't savor the plot. As readers reach the ending, there seems to be an endless string of twists and turns that I really enjoyed. As much as I would love to read more about Heart, Sam, and Ana, I'm extremely pleased with the way Infinite ends and I don't think Jodi Meadows could have ended it on a more perfect note.When I finished Infinite, I had a huge unrelenting grin on my face and nothing could stop me from smiling. Yes, I'm going to miss Ana and Sam, but their story will live on in the hearts of readers like me who won't be able to get over the Newsoul and her musician. 
 Infinite is truly a special novel and I really hope now that the Newsoul Trilogy has come to a close that more readers will discover this series and savor this beautiful romantic epic. I just have this inexplicable feeling that fans of Meadows will love the sweet conclusion to this beloved series and will agree that this was the ending we've all been waiting for. I'm extremely excited for The Orphan Queen and I have this unshakable feeling that Meadows is going to wow readers once again.