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libraryofadventures's review
3.0
3.6 stars
We get to know more about the Serum; a scientific explanation about how the Serum works, why it was created in the first place, etc.
And a lot other questions were finally answered(because it is the last book ha)
All those secrets, man.
I've never been a fan of MC-becomes-amnesiac-and-forget-all-about-the-most-important-person-of-their-life kind of story because it reminds me too much of Malay&Indonesia drama that's very predictable since almost all share similar plotline(brain tumor,amnesia, switched babies etc) so I'm a bit disappointed Kate becomes amnesia and forgets all about Ian. I just don't understand the purpose of that, and even though its a small part from the book, it's still frustrating having to read how Kate tries to and confirm her feelings towards Ian and relive most of her memories all over again. Like why? We already know how much they love each other, how she and Ian feels about Tabitha , about Eden and the toxic, etc. you don't have to tell me about it again. Maybe I'm just being bitter haha.
I expected more action and focus on the war, and I definitely didn't expect the plot to involve so much about Kate and Ian finding their way to religion. So I'm quite disappointed.
My belief is different from the author, but I'm impressed by how the author manage to deliver her belief through this book.
We get to know more about the Serum; a scientific explanation about how the Serum works, why it was created in the first place, etc.
And a lot other questions were finally answered(because it is the last book ha)
All those secrets, man.
I've never been a fan of MC-becomes-amnesiac-and-forget-all-about-the-most-important-person-of-their-life kind of story because it reminds me too much of Malay&Indonesia drama that's very predictable since almost all share similar plotline(brain tumor,amnesia, switched babies etc) so I'm a bit disappointed Kate becomes amnesia and forgets all about Ian. I just don't understand the purpose of that, and even though its a small part from the book, it's still frustrating having to read how Kate tries to and confirm her feelings towards Ian and relive most of her memories all over again. Like why? We already know how much they love each other, how she and Ian feels about Tabitha , about Eden and the toxic, etc. you don't have to tell me about it again. Maybe I'm just being bitter haha.
I expected more action and focus on the war, and I definitely didn't expect the plot to involve so much about Kate and Ian finding their way to religion. So I'm quite disappointed.
My belief is different from the author, but I'm impressed by how the author manage to deliver her belief through this book.
nannyf's review
4.0
I really enjoyed the first two books in this series and was looking forward to seeing how it was going to end. Although in the main part I enjoyed this book, there are a few things which slightly put me off.
This book has a very strong religious message running through a lot of it. I am not religious, but I understand that a lot of people are. As much as I understand that the story needed the introduction of religion to allow the characters to move on as the author wanted them to, I felt that it became a larger part of the story than I wanted it to. That is my personal opinion, not everyone will feel the same.
As far as the story itself goes this one focuses a lot more on Ian and his new found friends. We find out far more about why Eden has found itself in the situation it has, as well as about those trying to get inside Eden.
What Ian and Kate went through in the first two books doesn't seem as promising in this book, but there are ways and means to get through any situation as this book proves.
The ending wasn't quite what I expected, and the promise of something more to come pleased me no end. A good read but a little too religious for me at times.
This book has a very strong religious message running through a lot of it. I am not religious, but I understand that a lot of people are. As much as I understand that the story needed the introduction of religion to allow the characters to move on as the author wanted them to, I felt that it became a larger part of the story than I wanted it to. That is my personal opinion, not everyone will feel the same.
As far as the story itself goes this one focuses a lot more on Ian and his new found friends. We find out far more about why Eden has found itself in the situation it has, as well as about those trying to get inside Eden.
What Ian and Kate went through in the first two books doesn't seem as promising in this book, but there are ways and means to get through any situation as this book proves.
The ending wasn't quite what I expected, and the promise of something more to come pleased me no end. A good read but a little too religious for me at times.
belindaclemons_123's review
5.0
wow after the gut-wrenching cliff hanger of Archer, Master began with Ian taking Kate to the enemy infested Jordon to get help for Kate. Penelope Justin's Aunt and Kate's Doctor teaches Ian and Kate the scriptures which leads them to their faith in GOD. this book like the others in the trilogy is full of surprises and secrets and hope and faith I just loved it and as it turns out it is not the ending of Ian's and Kate's journey together
abitcloudy's review
3.0
This is the last installment of the trilogy and I honestly just wanted to know what was going to happen with Ian and Kate. I am not a religious person and this book had too of it for me. I knew going in how it would be but at the end it is all piled on. Nonetheless, the story was well told and am happy with how it all turned out. After the ending of the last book I immediately jumped right in to Master.