This book was a satisfying conclusion to a seriously addicting series.
I don't know if this was the BEST book in the trilogy. I felt like the second book was just so good. But this book came very close.
I liked that we finally got to know some of Aria's friends from Reverie, but I still feel like they could've been utilized a little more, and I wish we'd seen a little more of the arc regarding the Dwellers and the Outsiders coming together.
I wish Cinder had gotten a little more to do in this book, and I wish that he'd gotten a little more recognition in the end from everyone. They decided to name their new settlement after him, and that's great. But after the buildup, his sacrifice felt just a little anti-climactic for me.
On that note, the ending felt slightly rushed for me all around. I really wish we'd had a better scene of Aria and Perry reuniting. After all, she thought he was dead and then he just pops back up, alive...it felt like people weren't really that surprised.
All in all, I really enjoyed this book and this series as a whole. I would give this series a solid 4 stars as a whole, and highly recommend it to anyone who like post-apocalyptic stories with great characters and plenty of action.