Abbi Glines

Ceaseless

Katelyn Broad

This was a great ending to this fabulous series! Abbi Glines did it again! 
Pagan is forced to forget her past with Dank while Dank is forced to stand by and watch Pagan with Jay as part of the Creator's test. 
Will she choose her soul mate or will she choose Dank, a man (Death) who she's forgotten she used to love? 
This series ended in a very satisfying way, and while I'm always left wanting more with most books, it ended in a great way. 
I highly suggest this to those who read and enjoyed the first two books.

Barbara Rosas

Samantha

WOW where to even begin... awful end to a mediocre trilogy. and once again, awful awful awful grammar and writing mistakes.

i mean, the trilogy had SO much potential to be good and it just fell short. 
This book was by far the worst of them. I mean honestly what was the point of it? the storyline went absolutely nowhere.  "If only her soul’s mate wasn’t right there standing in his way"  THAT DIDN'T EVEN HAPPEN. the point was for her to choose between Dank and her "soulmate"
but why even put in that twist if you're going to make the character have zero interest in the soulmate? it just fell flat and seemed somewhat redundant. the LEAST that could have been done was a legit love triangle, not one where the third party was practically ignored to the point of not even being needed. they kept saying the souls would reconnect, but they never did. so the whole plot revolved around absolutely nothing
and Leif? what was the point of even having him show up randomly in this book? he tried to eff up the relationship between Dank and Pagan, but with a simple explanation with no proof, she just believes Dank all honkey-dory nothing wrong here.
i had to force myself to finish this, and that's saying something because i live for romantic cheese.

another thing, dank went all creepy stalker invisible in her dorm room watching her undressed and just thinking that he had that right because he was death? WTF? how is that okay? 

how this book has such a high average rating, i'll never understand. definitely not worth anything over 2.5 stars, MAX. 

I've read better love stories on the walls of a gas station bathroom.

Cat Nunez 

OMG el principio me mató... nunca pensé que pasaría eso con Pagan y Dank, sufrí pensando que iban a estar separados por siempre, sobretodo cuando apareció Jay ugg., pero lo bueno es que al final pudieron lograr lo que querían o sino siento que hubiera muerto si Dank se tenía que ir para siempre del lado de su amor♥ Si hubieran sido más largos los libros, hubieran sido mucho más perfectos, pero en general son unos libros geniales :)

Christina Baltimore 

A satisfying finale

I enjoyed this final installment in the Existence Series and hate saying goodbye to the characters. 

 This book was a little different in that Dank's opposition was a sole created as Pagan's mate instead of another soulless creation. 

I never really felt any meaningful connection between Jay and Pagan so him being the mate to her soul was a stretch. In a previous book I remember thinking that she seemed indifferent to him and his absence. It is stated multiple times that the were inseparable in high school until he graduated and they broke up. They didn't even attempt to stay in contact with each other, and she described their ending as something she was easily at peace with, so the described soul connection is not entirely believable. 

Pagan's, and everyone else's, memories of Dank and the recent happenings have been removed and Pagan is given a chance to reconnect with the soul that was created as a mate to hers. She has to again choose Dank over the competition, if they are to be together. Her actions and mindset seemed believable to me. She reacted to Dank in a similar way as the first time. Over time she spends a little more time with both and deals with her confusion as best she can.

Ceaseless

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