Less frustrating than book 2, and rounds the series out effectively. 

Time skips from end cliffhanger to next novel opening continues to frustrate. 

The plot was fine, the closing themes powerful, but I still don’t love the execution. 

Suddenly all the relationship tension has vanished into a strong mutual partnership. While I guess technically 9 months has passed, given there was no communication during that time it’s hard to believe it effectively mended their relationship. And that’s just one instance. 

I wish this was the book it could have been. Instead, it wasn’t much more than “fine”.