Good ending of trilogy. ( )

Tally se ha unido a Circunstancias Especiales y ahora está programada para vencer a la resistencia...
Ya hace mucho tiempo que Tally dejó de ser una imperfecta rebelde e indisciplinada. Por aquel entonces, ella aún creía que los especiales eran solo un rumor siniestro y aterrador: de ellos se decía que eran veloces, atractivos y crueles como nadie. Irónicamente, el destino ha llevado a Tally a convertirse en especial y, tras someterse a la más sofisticada de las operaciones quirúrgicas, ha perdido muchos de los recuerdos de su pasado. Sin embargo, cuando la doctora Cable le asigna la misión de acabar con la resistencia, Tally se ve obligada a escuchar una voz que le habla desde lo más hondo de su corazón, donde todavía laten memorias imborrables...

This series just kept getting better. Tally has once again undergone another round of surgeries to make her Special. But not just any Special, she's Super Special - a Cutter, one of Shay's band of renegades withing Special Circumstances.

It seems that Tally never really got to choose who she was going to be throughout these books. In this one she finally comes into her own and uncovers a secret the world is hiding from the people of her hometown. Lots of shakeups and excitement in this book, as in the others, but Tally comes into her own and has to decide who she wants to be. The ending is brilliant.

Loved this series and highly recommend it! ( )

I enjoyed the first two novels more than this one. I didn't like Tally as much in the third novel. I also didn't care for the ending. The author should have just finished the series versus hinting to a future book. ( )

I do enjoy the story told in this series but I wasnt as fond of this book. I thought the treatment of what is essentially the only disabled character in the series to be appalling (intentional or not) and felt like the focus of what was important should have been more on the societal issues than the environmental ones.

Personal note, there is a lot of self harm happening in this book and I found it pretty triggering. ( )