This is the third book of this series and I have read it in relatively quick succession. The second book made me realise I wanted to read the whole series, which is rare for me. However this book has made me question if I want to read the fourth. The plot is getting a little repetitive, and I preferred when the chapters were more ranged.

I feel an unrealistic amount of characters visited those who have died or die in the near future

. Again, this book is written beautifully and the concept is fascinating. Once again I found myself in tears at various points. I think I will take a break before reading the next, but I suspect I still will afterall.