A theatrical, less than satisfactory ending to an otherwise good, albeit clumsily written and not wholly convincing story. The dialogues used in this book feel fabricated somewhat and most of the stories told here were simply a rerun of those that were written in the first two books in the trilogy. ...
I will not write a review or give this book any stars. Not because the books are not worth reading, but because of the serious nature of the material covered in the book.
this is an important, terrible trilogy that is worth reading if just to open people's eyes to what is out there, and to the power we all have to do something about it.
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