The Last Emperox

Satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.

Overall, I enjoyed the Interdependency trilogy, but I think this was the weakest of the three: about 100 pages are devoted to recapping the first two books. It also feels like the conclusion is a bit too neat and a bit too fantasy fulfillment – the billionaire ruler who's just in it for herself is shown up, the climate change crisis, err, disruption of the flow is able to be mitigated so that everyone is saved and this actually is a nice salve to 2020, but it's not as deep and challenging reading as I wanted. Everything is wrapped up so neatly that it feels almost like fanfic, although it was satisfying and fun reading.

Feels a bit lighter than the previous two but still provides a satisfying ending to the story.
This book almost should have been a novella, in terms of how much story there is to tell, so it sometimes feels a bit repetitive, but it's still a very quick and fun read and a perfect closing to a great trilogy