As a stand-alone story, this thing is full of plot holes and convenience fairy-ing. Overall, though, it's a tidy little wrap up to the whole trilogy. ( )

When the mission to destroy Konrad’s work doesn't go as planned, the side effects of a brain-altering chemical in Lydia's system start getting worse. It’s more important than ever for Lydia to protect the people around her. But the more she tries to help, the more she seems cursed to hurt everyone she loves.

Wired is the third and final book of The Grounded Trilogy. Picking up not long after book two, the story takes off at a sprint. The action is non-stop and well written. The love story plays a strong part again and doesn't feel distracting. One of the set ups from previous books that I'd been very curious about finally plays out and the result is everything I hoped it would be. I was a little sad at the explanation for Lydia's wolf but it also makes complete sense.

Being a YA series the ending is not completely unexpected. Ching takes a creative route to get there making for an enjoyable read and a great finish to the series. All story threads are wrapped up nicely and the characters are in a good place. ( )