There were a few sections that lagged a little for me, but for the most part it moved at a good pace with the same wonderful characters from the previous two books. I felt like the jump from one side of the big ethical dilemma to the other was a little quick for me, although it did come together in the end to make the story complete.

A great readalike series for Kenneth Oppel's The Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein series. ( )

Ok so the second book was definitely my favorite, but this was still great and I'd give the series 5 stars overall.

Good lord. What an emotional obstacle course. ( )

I loved reading this book. I wish the series was not over because I enjoyed it so much. ( )

*screaming in frustration*

one more star because of the lack of a love triangle. another because it was more enjoyable than he last. lost a star because my fave died :( as well as the frustration i felt at the decisions of juliet half the time and the Big Plot Twist was just .... straight out of left field. meh. ( )

Finally a Trilogy with a Complete & Satisfying Conclusion!!

Megan Shepherd is one author who knows how to close a trilogy out properly! Yeah I'm sad that it's over but I'm also glad that the series didn't end with more questions then answers like a lot of series have ended lately. She tied up the loose ends and concluded it with finality!
 
Shepherd also knows how to write skilled retellings! The concluding story was inspired by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and picked up where the last book, Her Dark Curiosity, a retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, left off. She effortlessly intertwined all three retellings together which is one of the reasons why I liked this series so much. It was very unique & creatively written.
 
This series isn't for the faint of heart though. If you can stomach the gore and like science or I should say, mad science, then you should definitely give it a try! ( )