I loved this series and felt that this book lived up ...
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I loved this series and felt that this book lived up to most of my expectations. S.J. Maas did a wonderful job of swallowing me up in her world and I cannot deny the sadness I felt when I finished the last page.
I did have issues with the timing of the plot at times, especially towards the beginning. Usually Maas does a good job of foreshadowing events to come, but in this book there were some reveals about the characters I was a bit bewildered by. Towards the end I wished some character relationships were given a bit more closure, but I am sure this was intentional and will be resolved in future novellas.
Reading the finale of this trilogy was bittersweet. I'm so sad to say goodbye to the characters, but I know I'll be rereading their stories again and again. I can't wait to read what Maas has coming out later this year!
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I loved all 3 books in this series, but this one stood out above the others. Maybe it was because most of the events happened in my lifetime, but I don't think that was all. The story lines were marvelously interwoven and the characters were genuine. I have recommended the series to more people than I can count.
2433376
I loved this series and truely wish there was more because it was very hard to put it down and I loved it.
3073065
First, I am surprised that his book is not showing up as a verified purchase since I received it as a gift through Amazon.
Beyond that while the focus on sex related crimes always bothers me, I love the series and I loved this book.  These are the books that best show the battle that Dallas fights with herself to put away her past.
 It is the interaction of major and secondary characters that make the series stand out. While Mavis wasn't in it, we do get to see more of Mr. Mira than usual.  Who doesn't adore that sweet man.  I loved that we got to see more of Baxter and Trueheart again.  I enjoy all of the people in homicide but they are my favorites after Dallas and Peabody.
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I was so impressed by this series I immediately wanted more!
2320598
i loved the new perspective for the ending of the series.  Fainne is a great character and it was nice to see more of the other side of the sevenwater family for a change.  the series is one of my favorites and i'm sorry it ended, but i must say this is the best way to go.  i loved the book and the series and i would recommend it to anyone who liked fantasy
4684570
I just adored this series. I felt as if this was one of those rare cases where the author actually improved her story as the series went on. I thought she was spot on in her relationship to her characters and that they were very authentic. The storyline has holes and really, anyone will be able to see them but, this is a character driven story so that isn't as big a problem as it could be. I think the beauty in this story is the relationships that develop and how the main character stays true to who she is right from the beginning and truthfully, she is an adorable character. So, if you like character driven material that is authentically age appropriate, with a little adventure thrown in to spice things up, well then, you should enjoy this series.
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i loved this installment as i loved all of them. like most readers ive been checking weekly sometimes daily for book 5 and when it apeared i pre ordered right away. it wasn't my favorite book of the series, it felt rushed and i really wished there was an epilogue of some kind because i feel like this is the last book of the series. i read one review saying they cant wait for more but i think this book was it for the grace loat series. i could be wrong, hope i am. either way it was a terrific series, any author that can keep you gripped through five books is obviously talented and i cant really fault for much considering every other book was without a doubt 5 stars. all my questions were answered from the end of book 4 and what i mostly hoped happened did so im content. i do however agree with some that this book was over priced, the most expesive in the series but really? with a series like this, it was just smart i guess because we all wanted to read it, needed to find out what was gonna come of this heart stopping & jaw dropping seriesand we all bought it so whacha gonna do? i gave 5 stars, it was definitely earned even with my gripes.
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I loved this series so much that I finished reading them within three days of purchasing.
There were a few minor things that I didn't like about it, grammer, punctuation; the normal.
The ending of this book threw me for a complete loop. I feel like I became so emotionally attached to Annie, and although she made it through, I feel like she deserved a better ending than that.
All in all, I will recommend this book to all of my friends.
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I received a free copy of this book and this is a voluntary review. Reading the fourth and final book in the series unbound series was bittersweet for me. I love this series and this book was just as fantastic as all of the others but I was very sad it was the end of the series.  There were a few plot twists that I never saw coming. And the ending was fantastic! I found myself laughing out loud, as well as crying during this book, like I do with so many of Yasmine's books. Hopefully, we get to see more of fury, Tam and the gang in the future series .
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I got hooked o this series by the time there were already 11 books in the series. Could not put them down from the moment I started till Book 11. With each story line I thought it could not get better, but it did and when I finished the last one I went in search when the next one will come out! To say that I feel left with a big hole now for the next weeks until Book 12 comes out is an understatement. The series should come with a warning, only for those strong enough to fight addiction, I feel like an addict who needs to go on a detox and find some other books, but probably nothing can compare.
1380255
I completely loved this book. It was sweeter than I expected, just as snarky as I hoped, and entertaining. The only reason I didn't give it five is that I felt it lacked the depth of books 1 and 2. Possibly it was just because those two were more relatable, but I think they were more relatable because issues present there felt more explored. All of the books in series have dynamic characters, but the last two didn't feel as fleshed out in comparison. I still love this series wholeheartedly, though, and can't wait until the next book!
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I LOVED THIS BOOK AND THIS SERIES IS A MUST READ
1148673
I devoured this series and book. Upon finding this series and reading book 1 I was hooked. Frequency is an amazing read. We get many of our questions answered that began circulating early in the series. The author weaved the characters so flawlessly that I felt like a puppet on a string to exactly the feelings she was aiming for. The feelings of excitement, devastation, betrayal, etc leapt off the pages. I was, however, a bit disappointed at the anticlimatic result. I felt it could've been more "OMG!!!". I read this book in one day and highly recommend it so I obviously wasn't too disappointed. It is a fairly quick read that took me on an adventure of a lifetime. If you haven't picked up this series you are truly missing out.
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I fell in love with this series with the very first book, Life As We Knew It.  I devoured the second and then eagerly anticipated this final book in the series.  Susan Beth Pfeffer has written a heartwrenching series that really pulled at my gut and had me near tears so many times.

It was hard for me to imagine the hardships that these characters had to endure in this story, but it was also scary to imagine how easy these events could actually take place.  Perhaps a meteor won't hit the moon and knock it closer to earth, but there are so many other natural disasters and possibilities, including this one, that are within the realm of possibility in real life, and I imagine the results of such an event being exactly as described in these books.

The first book introduced Miranda and her family.  Their struggles to survive a changed world, the deaths around them, the vanishing and passing away of just about everyone in their small town, and the starvation that nearly claims all their lives was gut-wrenching.  The second book introduces Alex and his two sisters, several states away in New York.  The events are relived through his eyes, as we get to see how another area of American is affected by the same events.  His struggles and what he and his sisters have to face are just as bad, if not worse.

In this final book in the series, these two parties are brought together.  The world has really not improved by this time, but Miranda and Alex meet.  Their budding relationship would have occurred too quickly for me if it was done in any other setting, but with the events around them, it occurred in what, to me, was an appropriate length of time.  It is easy to see why these two would cling on to each other.  I love both of these characters in their separate stories, and I loved them even more as they were brought together.

Susan Beth Pfeffer did an amazing job on this series in making me care about her characters so much, and conveying the tragedy of the circumstances they face.  I don't know when a story has broken my heart so many times in the course of three books, while still managing to convey the beauty of the human character and what it's capable of.  Awesome books, awesome writing.
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I read this book last year and it still leaves a warm spot in my heart when I think about it. I loved the characters and felt like I really knew them well. I would wake up in the morning wondering how they were and suddenly realize they were characters in a book. I love TS Dawson's consistency of character, yet pleasantly surprised by twists and turns in the book. I really wish the series would continue. I'm not bored with them at all. I could see some interesting possibilities. Now, I just need to go visit the location!
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I love this series and I am happy she kept writing more books to this series since she mentioned she only intended for there to only be 5.  I have yet to be truly disappointed with this series.  Then why the 4.5, you ask.  I felt kind of like the ending wasn't really an a true ending to their story and left a lot of mysteries unsettled.  Now the author may get back to them in the next book but the ending left me hanging and thinking, "What about...?"  I don't like to give too much away so you will have to read it to know what I'm talking about.
I love the characters and love how the original characters are still there and we get a glimpse of what's going on with them.  I liked Amber from one of the previous books and looked forward to her story.  I always thought she was a strong person and her story needed to reflect that inner strength and I think this one did her justice.  I look forward to reading more about all the characters I have been drawn to and to see how Aiden deals with putting together the once broken pack he now leads.