This was the last book in the Every Day series. I was intrigued with this series from the very first time I saw the synopsis. It really makes you stop and think about what it is that makes a person. Is it the body, is it the soul, do we need both to be considered important?

In this, the final book, the author explores how A deals with finding out there are more like him. In addition, we find out more about Poole and we even get to know Nathan a little more.

I don't want to give anything away, but how it all ends up is almost explosive. In both good and bad ways. I really enjoyed the little glimpses into others like A and how their stories played out.