This read exactly like the first and the second book in the series. Not that I’m complaining that loudly, I did after all love those two books. Evie is still irreverent saying the first thing that pops into her head without thinking it through. She’s a bit stubborn too, except here more often than not is selfish. Yes, I say selfish but with good reason. She refuses to be told what to do and is constantly manipulated into doing things for others. It’s this infuriating set up that had her saying some of the funniest stuff. Truth be told though a lot of the more exciting things here happen around her, to her but aren’t done by her. Most of what happens isn’t her choosing, but what’s great is she makes do and makes me laugh while doing so. I enjoyed that it’s this book is like the come back of so and so. Basically, because we don’t have to wonder about what ever happened to this person or that person? Now, we have her boyfriend, her ex boyfriend then her friend turned enemy and now friend again in one complicates story where they’re all trying to save the world and some of them are trying to make it up to others. Not that they’d all become < i>good good guys, they are who they are and it’s that which allowed for some of the more entertaining banter to take place. Reth and Jack especially, show more of what they’re capable. A slow start but good finish to an entertaining trilogy.3/5
