An enjoyable read though I wish I'd read the previous books before picking this one up. It starts off where the last one left and though the characters were well-fleshed out and enjoyable, I will have to look into the previous books and then read this one again.

Yet another DNF. This book was definitely not my thing, but I may pick it up again in the future, if I feel so inclined.

I think the aftermath of a literary Boss Battle tends to get overlooked, but I really like that in this case we get to watch our heroes recovering, joking around, questioning morality. As in the previous two books, the individual characters and their relationships with each other absolutely stole my heart.

Unfortunately, something about the plot — maybe the pacing, including a big twist / arc that came out of seemingly nowhere; maybe just the change from earlier books — just didn’t fully capture my attention. A few lines stood out to me as awkward, and in some parts the manifestation of their powers felt a little too hand-wavey and/or underdeveloped.

Though I didn’t enjoy this as much as others in the series, it’s still a solid read with exciting action and a sympathetic cast; I look forward to seeing what happens next!

They Are the Ride is a fantastic book and I hope to read more from this author. Good writing and characters.

There were so many awesome moments throughout the book that made it impossible to put down! It was interesting seeing what became of the cities that were touched upon in the previous books. The character development as well as the overall pacing of the story were on point.