Rapture is the fourth and final instalment for the Fallen series by Lauren Kate and one that I've been anticipating since finishing Passion. Luce has just returned from her time-travelling tour of her past lives and now only has nine days to prevent the fall and cause all those years, all those past lives with Daniel, to be written. 
 In order to stop Lucifer (otherwise known as Bill the Gargoyle) and his announcer to finish falling and rewriting time, Luce, Daniel and the rest of the fallen angel gang have to find three artefacts that when brought together will somehow show the destination of the Fall and help them prevent it from re-happening. 
 There were times when I loved reading this book and other times when I wanted to throw the book across the room. It's definitely one of those books where you have to be in a certain mood to appreciate all that's happening. The romance was sweet - at times too sweet. I felt like I was going to get a sugar high so sweet it was bordering on a toothache. Luce and Daniel are an adorable and loving couple that are lovely and romantic but at the same time sometimes I felt like it was over the top and just too cute and too much for me to take. 
 The plot sometimes felt a little confusing as to why each of the characters did the things that they did - They have only a few days to save the world and yet instead of thinking things out and approaching things logically they rush in and do things that end up with them being in dangerous life-threatening situations. There were many things that were a little too coincidental and/or convenient happening a lot of the time. 
 I think these fallen angels could have benefitted from a google search or two when trying to track down the artefacts - instead they rely on a book written by one of them a few hundred of years ago. Then they take the most vulnerable and fragile member of the group - who also is the most important and valuable person in the entire series - and put her in dangerous situations without taking proper precautions... The whole thing just felt a little unbelievable and frustrated me with how unprepared everyone was. 
 I did, however, love the ending. This is what the entire series had been building up to and despite some things getting on my nerves, I adored how everything came to a head in this novel. Overall this is a beautiful story of true love and angels. I'd love to read a spin-off series if the author ever decides to write one about Cam's story. 
 If you enjoyed the previous stories in the series then I definitely recommend Rapture. It's a fantastic way to leave Daniel and Luce and they definitely deserve the ending that they get.