Who will step away as victors? Will humans get a second chance? No good and fairy tale ending for this book depending on who you are rooting for. In the One all unanswered questions raised in previous books is answered. I am glad my questions have been answered but sad that one of my favorite all time series have come to an end. The characters that seem to be too good to be true usually are exactly that. Nowhere in this book will you find a Mary-Sue or a Marty for that matter.

This is true for the animals and the planet as a whole. Each character has an integral role and each character has a voice all its own. Showing the reader the best of and the worse of the human race spanning several hundreds of years and including a cast of characters that made me sit up and take notice. The author held nothing back in the series and the same is true for this last book. On that note, I cannot relay the basic story line of the book since every sentence in this book is one that holds an answer, a plot twist, an ending, a beginning a spoiler. Being on top of the food chain is something we are truly not worthy off. In this, the last of the series I am once again reminded how we as humans are messing up this gift of a planet we inhabit. I loved this world, some of the characters and loved to hate other characters.īeing an ardent believer in Wildlife preservation and active in many causes regarding said preservation this has been a series close to my heart from the get go. The last book in the series for me is a bitter-sweet departure.

Echo by J.K. Accinni