The Atlas Complex (Atlas series): The devastating conclusion to the story that started with The Atlas Six - now an international bestseller

A beautifully written but slow-burn finale. Deep, introspective, and philosophical—but some characters fade into the background and the pacing drags. Worth reading if you loved the vibe of the first two, but don’t expect a tidy ending.

The books becomes slightly dragged out and in all honesty i feel that the author ruined Nicolas' character when he states that his definition of love is very different and maybe he is in lovee with both rhodes and gideon and a bit in love with every initiate of his class . Also not to give spoilers here , yes the story was as always fabulous albeit a bit boring at some parts in this 3rd installment.

The start was slow however the settlements were worth the effort in the personal improvement and results in the last part. The plot was multifaceted and imaginatively thought out, even though I wish a couple of things didn’t need to happen how they did. This is a fantastic completion of a staggering set of three yet be ready for inner strife. An intriguing and fulfilling read.

De levering en kwaliteit waren heel goed. Het verhaal bleek alleen minder te boeien.

Emotionally unavailable until further notice. It wasn't at all what I was expecting and yet it was perfect. The author note at the end was everything.

What happened? The first two books, despite the rather complicated writing style in some parts were enjoyable reads. It’s been two weeks and I’m seriously struggling with the last one. The writing style has completely changed, to the point it doesn’t even feel like the author’s one anymore. It’s cheap writing mixed with fancy words to make it sound appealing and more complex, when in reality, is everything but that. Disappointed because I have been not only waiting for a year for the final instalment of this series, but also spend 21 euros for this copy. Not happy at all

So very wordy! I frequently had to go back to TRY to find the beginning of a sentence because there were so many dashes & parentheses that you would lose the context of a sentence. And sometimes even a whole paragraph or page

Really enjoyed this trilogy. Story told at a good pace with a few nice twists and turns. I especially liked that there's no cheesy ending. Can't say anymore without spoiling the read.