Good For You

Definitely the best of this series. Through the other two books, I cared immensely more about Reid's progression than I did about Emma or Graham, so this book was a nice finish. It started off slow, though (so slow I got annoyed and put it down for a couple months before coming back to it), and ended without answering what I feel are some pretty major questions. So that bugged me. Plus there were a few sentiments that I didn't quite agree with, that I don't want to get into (this is a horrible review lol), and that keeps me from rating it higher. But overall, much better book than the first 2 in the series.
I only rated it one star higher ... but think of the star system like the Richter scale - a 3-star book is 31.6 times greater than a 2-star book. Ha, I'm a dork.