"And if you insist on continuing to make assumptions about my character, I'll advise you only this: assume you will always be wrong." -Taherah, Mafi, Ignite Me

I really enjoyed Ignite Me, which was originally the conclusion to this series. I felt there was great character development, which was put in place from the previous novels, and came together quite well in Ignite Me. There was still a lot of repeatative angst. Juliette does choose who she wants to be with in this installment. I really enjoyed seeing Juliette come into her own person. I enjoyed the continued comedic relief from Kenji. There was some graphic content pertaining to war/war crimes similar to the events in Unravel Me and the short story Fracture Me [ in Unite Me ]. Overall, I enjoyed my reading experience, and I will be continuing the series.