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Ah, it is always such a shame to finish these books! I don't know what more I can say about this book than the first two in the series. Carey is an incredible author and her Kushiel works are just a monumental tribute to literature. In this novel she wove together the plots from the other two, returning to the end of the first book and inserting the end of the second book. Although I had already assumed a bit of what Phedre might have to undertake in order to achieve her ends, I really hadn't expected this epic tale! And that is where Carey really out-dos herself. The characters are incredible, the world build up is strong and realistic (even if it does borrow a lot from our own world) and the plot runs forward and forward and forward. There really isn't much more to say, other than I love this series!

I liked this book the more I read of it. It is easy to read and yet it deals with complex ideas like what makes us human. This book is about a teenager who awakens after a tragic accident that forced her parents into an illegal procedure to save the essence of their daughter by using biotechnology. Their daughter is unaware of what her parents have done at first. As she realizes that she is mostly a creation she raises questions about what she really is and who she will be. Other issues are raised about the use of advanced technologies to save people and the use of government and regulation to decided who lives and who dies. The issues are dealt with really well and in a way so understandable and easily read for even the reluctant high school and middle school reader.