As much as I enjoyed this book as the conclusion of the 'Red Queen' series, I can't really offer a proper review. Read in snatched moments while my head is most definitely elsewhere. 

It ties all of the plotting and scheming together nicely and is filled with the same energy as 'Mockingjay' throughout. I know I keep using the Hunger Games as a comparable, but it just gives a really good illustration.

Things I didn't enjoy so much; there are too many perspective changes in this one. I get telling the story from all sides, but in this case the author tried to let all of the main characters have their input, which made the flow a little choppy for my liking. 

And I was slightly disappointed by the ending... right now I needed a 'happily ever after' and I didn't quite get it.

I will hopefully come back to this series in future and be able to offer something a bit more constructive.