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Disappointing ending to a squandered premise

I honestly don’t know why I persisted with this series.

After a great debut, the second entry in the trilogy was lacklustre but I’m nothing if not loyal to a series that I start.

Unfortunately my devotion wasn’t rewarded with a stellar wrap up to the trilogy.

Don’t Let Go continued with a ho-hum fugitive tale that had the characters constantly moving but the plot left standing still. This entry managed to be even less dynamic though, because the POV characters were together for most of the story this time.

Most disappointing is the utterly anti-climactic ending. The villains, new and old, ultimately present no real challenge for the protagonists. Honestly, the story could have been resolved in a similar fashion back in book one, so fruitless were the efforts of ‘heroes’ in books two and three.

This review feels very harsh but as I’ve paid for and sat through three books in nearly as many years, I think my scorn is justified.

I don’t recommend Don’t Let Go, nor the Don’t Turn Around series to anyone.