gxxbxxty's review
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
leah_a_moran's review against another edition
1.0
So disappointed. The ending? Sloan will do for now? I loved this first 2 books but this book was pointless & confusing. All I can take from it is that even after death, you are only good enough until someone hotter comes along.
cowmingo's review against another edition
3.0
Sigh...I hate it when a series is over before I'm ready to let it go! Dawson left the ending open yet resolved so there could be a return to The Station in the future. Until then, I will hang out in Dawson's world in my head. Rush was much less annoying in this book and I enjoyed getting to know him and his family. I was also glad for a unique storyline that did a great job keeping me wanting more. Thanks Trish Marie Dawson!
lajg13's review against another edition
2.0
After the first two book in the trilogy left me wanting a little more, especially the second book, this third book needed to deliver, unfortunately I was still left wanting more. I can't even tell you what more I wanted. While the premise is unique and full of opportunity, somewhere along the lines the story just felt like a story to me and not like a was living in another world, another realm of possibility and redemption.
pelicanfreak's review against another edition
5.0
Trish does it again - what I love is her consistency. If she wrote it, I won't be able to put it down, as I'm learning. You cannot go wrong with any of her works.
In this third installment to the mind-opening Station Series, we see Piper find the meaning of real friendship and true love both. For me personally, my mind was opened to the infinite possibilities of our universe -and others and what lies beyond our galaxy. In exposing us to these new worlds, she manages to make them sound believable and subtly points out what were are doing wrong here, in regards to maintaining (or NOT-maintaining really) our planet.
These messages just add to the brilliance of the book. The story itself is impossible to put down and brought such vivid, colorful images to my mind - I can only wish other authors could do this for me. Since they cannot, I'll continue to impatiently hound Trish to publish more of her works. ;)
In this third installment to the mind-opening Station Series, we see Piper find the meaning of real friendship and true love both. For me personally, my mind was opened to the infinite possibilities of our universe -and others and what lies beyond our galaxy. In exposing us to these new worlds, she manages to make them sound believable and subtly points out what were are doing wrong here, in regards to maintaining (or NOT-maintaining really) our planet.
These messages just add to the brilliance of the book. The story itself is impossible to put down and brought such vivid, colorful images to my mind - I can only wish other authors could do this for me. Since they cannot, I'll continue to impatiently hound Trish to publish more of her works. ;)
amybooksit's review
3.0
This last (?) book in the Dying series was interesting. I didn't get into it as much as I did the first two and at times, it actually felt like a completely different series altogether. The ending didn't fit the journey. All the characters that I loved from the first two books were basically nonexistent in this one and the new characters that were brought in really didn't feel like they had purpose. I was disappointed. I know that this author is super talented and will offer up something that I will enjoy again so she is still on my 'To Be Read' list. :-)
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