awesome

I found myself crying during the ending and didnt even remember starting
An amazing conclusion to a wonderful series

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An amazing series from beginning to end

this story was absolutely incredible. I couldn't put it down at all. these characters were so we'll written and voice acted it takes everything to another level. My heart still aches and is so hecking full 💕💕💕

We the legion. We the light. Burning bright against the night.

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I am not feeling nothing.

"We the Legion. We the light. Burning bright against the night."

The third installment of 'The Aurora Cycle' is INCREDIBLE, I am not feeling nothing, in fact, I am feeling EVERYTHING.

'Aurora Rising' ended on a massive cliff-hanger, leaving Squad 312 in a death-is-imminent situation. Yet Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff prove in 'Aurora's End' that dire circumstances are a 'piece of bake' to recover from, and an end is not always the end. As the Squad comes to terms with the baffling reality of being alive, and the interesting and perplexing dilemma's they find themselves in, they continue to fight - with their incredibly good looks in tack (mostly) - for the galaxy against the Ra'haam, divided though they may be.

'Aurora's End' is a truly engaging journey which flows perfectly. I was absolutely floored by the characters - for the third time! - and their verbal, and non-verbal interactions - Kaufman and Kristoff, as per usual, artfully wield humour as a finely honed blade, hitting the mark with continuous precision. Every twist and turn Squad 312 faces throughout the book are epic and often emotional - I was genuinely surprised near the end. And if you have forgotten some of the important details since you last read 'Aurora Rising', never fear, the authors have you covered with the opening 'Stuff You Should Know' section; I honestly wish all authors did this, it is great having a memory assist.

Unfortunately, I finished the book too quickly, and I was not ready to move on. Which is why I shifted sideways, straight to the audiobook that has allowed me to experience everything again, in a much more vibrant way. The narrators are terrific, they all truly capture and convey their characters - their personalities and manners of speaking. And just to note, the way Jonathan McClain portrayed Tyler gave me Captain Kerk vibes, so perfect!

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Decent and satisfying, if a bit cringy at times

I know it's YA but I sometimes think they force the characters not to evolve or make wired decisions that make them remain teen-like even though their personality or experiences mean they should have grown somewhat.

Sorta spoiler: In what reality would Sadie, the templar of the unbroken, go on beach holiday?

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Satisfying conclusion to a fantastic series

Really enjoyed this series Satisfying story arcs, engaging characters definitely want to read more by these authors

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Utterly disappointing

For such an exciting and interesting trilogy listen to it limp to a disappointing and unsatisfying conclusion. Cringeworthy dialogue (seriously if I hear the terms holy cake or mothercustard ever again it will be too soon), characters acting completely out of character and a Disney movie-esque feel good happy ending, seriously Aurora destroys the rahaam with love? Come on I expected a little more from a series where the first two entries interested me so much,

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