This was a very good read. It builds on the prior books in the series, without being to predictable. I enjoyed the continued character development and the new characters introduced. If you liked the earlier books in the series you'll want to read this.

I have really enjoyed the Divide series by J. S. Dewes. A story about loss, recovery, found family, and of course the end of the universe.

This being the third in the series I hope that anyone reading this is already familiar with the first two books. We join our band of forgotten soldiers in a position they haven't faced in a long time, relative safety. Having found a refuge in the storm Rake, Cavalon, and their rebellion finally have some room to breathe, but it's short lived. Augustus Mercer has not been sitting idly as they muster their forces. If he has his way many more worlds may die to satisfy his need to eradicate the Viator curse.

There is so much going on by this point in the story, and I was not disappointed with how all the threads came together. Dewes has a fun and unique world with character, depth, and lots of space ships. I am a fan of space hopping adventures with a lot of heart and The Divide definitely fits that bill.