Allegiant

Though flawed, the story provides a thought-provoking metaphor for crucial conflicts of adolescence, as have its predecessors.

The biggest shift is that the new book alternates between using Tris and Four as narrator...It...allows for a surprise ending that is gutsier and much less predictable than the rest of the series would lead one to expect.

Tris, Tobias and even some of the characters previously considered villains have internalized this lesson by the end of the series, and it will stay with readers after they have turned that final page.

Honestly, aside from a few small gripes, I’m not sure Roth could have done much better in terms of wrapping up the Divergent series.

The main reasons I am giving Allegiant four stars instead of five have to do with events that have to be considered spoilers. A week later I am still questioning decisions and actions made by characters in the last quarter of the book.