Not as much of a drag as the previous. Also not as much of a cringe fest. Ending was meh, but it’s done so whatever. ( )

I absolutely love this trilogy. I was very satisfied with the ending. I only have one tiny part I was a little disappointed with....

SPOILERS...

I really really wish we got to see what happened with Cinder. I mean obviously he's dead but I would have liked to read a little more about HOW everything happened and what happened when Cinder and Perry got separated. That's my only complaint. I love that Aria finally finds out who her dad is. I love Brooke and Soren at the end ( )

If I had to describe 'Into the Still Blue' in one word it would be satisfying .
In my opinion a great, smooth conclusion to the trilogy. Rossi didn't need an incredibly dramatic, heartbreaking end and that's one of the reasons I found this book perfect.
There was great pacing, it didn't feel too rushed or like things were happening just because it needed to be tied up before the ending. The characters continued to feel relatable and I for one actually began to like Soren by the ending which I would never have ever seen coming. I'm especially glad none of our main characters were killed off because I am quite attached to these characters and would have been quite devastated!

Overall, I thought 'Into the Still Blue' was perfect .
I will continue to hold this trilogy as one of my favourite teen trilogies for sure and hope that everyone else will enjoy it as much as I did!

PS, Thank you to Harper Collins for the opportunity to read this ARC! I am incredibly grateful and couldn't have been more excited to read it! ( )

I'm going to miss Perry, Aria, and Roar so much ( )

This series never quite swept me away in the way that Hunger Games or Divergent or Legend did, but it tells a good story, and I would definitely place it right under those books in the second tier of solid post-apocalyptic dystopian books. The thing I do love about this series is that it is consistently well written and unlike all those other series, the story arc works all the way through the third book. A satisfying ending to a story that stays true to itself. ( )