A good conclusion to the series but not amazing. Sophie and GIdeon's relationship did not have the same oomphf of the previous two and the climax felt a bit stilted and philosophical; moreso than the rest of the entire series so that it left an oddly unsettled feel to the ending conflict and didn't feel as powerful as it could have.

That said it is still a lovely tale of love, and loss and choices. Definitely read if you've read the other two.