Seriously, it's been months, and I'm still not over it. At one point, it did start feeling a little gratuitous, like the author was throwing them in for shock value rather than because they contributed to the plot.

⤅ Hero and heroine who complement each other well. Many of the questions I had in the earlier books are finally answered. But here's what I do remember taking away from the book: It's been a while since I've read this book now, so I won't go into details. ⤅ This is like fricking Game of Thrones when it comes to character deaths, just set in space. But how can Kenzie save Earth if she can’t even save the people she loves? She’ll do anything- anything-to destroy the aliens that killed both of her parents. She just wanted a safe place from the monstrous creatures terrorizing her world, but this new planet has dangers of its own, and Kenzie will have to uncover its secrets if she has any hope of ever making it home again. They’re haunted by the friends they’ve lost and the hard choices they’ve had to make in this war they never asked for.Īnd now, thanks to superpowers she received from the very aliens she’s fighting, Kenzie has stranded everyone on a strange planet with no way off. Kenzie and her friends have already escaped two vicious alien attacks-not to mention the corporate bounty hunters sent to capture them. The problem is, she’s fallen down too many times to count.

These are the words Kenzie has always lived by. When Kenzie and her friends find themselves trapped on a strange planet, they must risk everything to save themselves and Earth in this thrilling final book in the addictive Sanctuary trilogy!

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