Great ending with surprises all the way through the book. Kate & Vincent are valiant heroes. Thanks for the trilogy! ( )

I am extremely impressed! After the Until I Die sort-of-fiasco, I thought the series was going downhill. Kate has redeemed herself and, surprisingly, wasn't an idiot, Vincent is still lovely, Ambrose and Charlotte give me life and GOD DAMN IT GIVE ME A LOUIS NOVELLA. My two complaints? 1. Jules; 2. Jean Baptiste. And an epilogue would have been great as well, BECAUSE LOUIS. And Bran. BUT MOSTLY LOUIS.
I'm pleased. Very pleased. ( )

Certain aspects of this book reminded me of a Dora the Explorer episode or perhaps a Hidden Object game ... you would be told/shown little details and then different references would be made that sort of relate to that and the characters in the story would be trying to figure out the references. During these moments, I desperately wanted to yell out "Yes! You saw that back in the ..." or something like that.

It still kept me on the edge of my seat, especially at the end ... so many wonderful possibilities for how it could have ended!! I was a nervous wreck the whole time!!

Adrianne ( )

Hmm… I have mixed feelings about this one and I don’t really know what to say. I think this was the weakest book in the series, which is sad since this is the finale…

There was lot of going on, maybe too much. I haven’t thought Kate to be whiny before but now she spent far too much time pining for him, wanting to hold him etc… I get that she thought she was losing him but still.

And oh Jules… There were hints before that he loves Kate but he didn’t want to “steal” his best friend’s girl. I was happy that there wouldn’t actually be love triangle. But now? He decides that he has to leave because he can’t be around Kate and Vincent. Really?! Why did you have to make things go that way!

I did enjoy this but I can’t deny that this was little too predictable at times. ( )

That's it? It's over?


FINE. I will accept this ending. ( )