Dez Mil Céus Sobre Você

I've seen versions of you who are darker, and damaged, and I don't care. I want you even when you're broken. I want you no matter what. Your darkness, your anger, whatever it is you fear inside yourself—it doesn't matter. I love you completely, don't you see? I even want the worst of you because it's still a part of you.

So... I don't know for sure If I liked this book or not.
The write is fluid and the story stills interesting, now even more, because the author had more space to develop the other dimensions and how ‘we're' connected to each other. The scientific and “physicist” explanations were better in this volume as well. However... I thought somethings, some ideas were “useless” like the weak love triangle - when the brotherhood between Paul and Theo, and also, between Theo and Marguerite, are much cool and valuable -, that amount of unnecessary suffer for Paul, and flat reasons for the love of the do not work out. The fact that she simply believes that everyone is as good as their partners in other dimensions, and, surprise, surprise, people ARE different. And crazy. And, If she is so smart and full of feelings and have a humanized sight of how the the physics works with the soul, how can she be so naive and “brainless” about some points?
Also... That. AHN?! End.
I hope the last book will wrapped up things and end things properly.