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This was a fun, scary and thrilling trilogy that I truly enjoyed.
But with that ending, I'm going to need this to be a tetralogy.
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What a wild ride!! Loved the way this one ended and that a certain someone got what they deserved.

This final installment of Wayward Pines was fast-paced and well written, like the others. I can't say much, because what I'd like to say would contain spoilers, and I'm not a spoiler kind of woman.

"was there even a point to the creation of books and art when humanity lived on the precipice of extinction ?"... well aren't we always on the verge of extinction anyway ?

And with this, all my started but unfinished series have been completed! Now I can start new ones in the New Year!

This book took a wild turn. It is both a horror novel, while being real at its foundation. It‘s about humanity, and our underlying values. Crouch often deals with good intentions going bad, and the human condition and it‘s need to survive. This earlier piece is more obvious in its attempts, but still enjoyable.

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This book did not go the way I expected. Like at all. It was at once more violent and more kindhearted than expected. I almost with there was a fourth boom to see how things end…but I also don‘t & want to leave it to my imagination.

I enjoyed the Wayward Pines trilogy. Ethan has told the town the truth, the towns creator, David, unleashes a horror upon the town, - Ethan and the town must survive and figure out how to move forward . I enjoyed the 2nd book the most ,it explored citizens lives more, books 1 and 2 Ethan running a lot (1st from the citizens, 3rd from the creatures). Ending to the trilogy is very satisfying!
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Oh my goodness, this was one of my favorite last books to a trilogy I‘ve ever read. It was fast paced from the onset, and it answered all my questions as to why some some characters were even chosen for suspended animation. I realize now this is an old series, but lucky me, I only learned of it in 2023 and was able to binge the whole thing in less than 2 weeks! Ann Patchett says if it‘s a new book to you, it‘s new - yep!

I finally had some time to finish the Wayward Pines trilogy. Another 5 ⭐️ read.
I think everyone should read these book. It‘s mind blowing and fantastically written. I am sad it‘s over but I think I will visit Wayward Pines again in the future.

Wow, what an amazing writer Blake Crouch is. This whole.series was amazing and edge of your seat engaging. What a brilliant dystopian novel series that asked hard questions about what our world could look like in the future. Excellent.

Here it is! Just in time for the Swap! #LLSS @BookNAround Thank you so much I am looking forward to opening it! @Bookgoil

Suuuuper happy with the entire Wayward Pines trilogy. This “last” book was wonderful. Thrilling, thought provoking, and even quite humorous. I‘m a big fan of this Blake Crouch. He‘s just a master at what he does. Can‘t wait to read more from him.
This was supposedly the last book of this series.. but SOMETHING tells me we might see more of Ethan Burke someday! I sure hope so at least. 🧡🌲

A bit predictable, but an entertaining ending to the series.

A rush of an ending to the Wayward Pines trilogy, this book picks up immediately from the action in book 2 and barrels forward at breakneck speed. I found the ending clever and satisfying. I would definitely recommend these books to anyone who would enjoy a mystery/sci-fi/horror mashup.

Starting the final book in the Wayward Pines trilogy. It‘s so good! Fast paced.

Opposed by the lethal creatures swarming Wayward Pines, David Pilcher convinces Hassler, Delta Force operator, to execute a critical mission.
Opposed by the creatures swarming Wayward Pines, David Pilcher convinces Hassler Delta Force operator, to execute a critical mission
In the superstructure, conspiracies are hatched and loyalties are tested, as the ever-shifting sands of Pilcher's mistrust slowly erode the pillars holding up Wayward Pines.

Adam Hassler, former Delta Force officer, leads the first expedition out of David Pilcher's mountain superstructure. His mission is simple. Guide and protect a team of surveyors and scientists, while they study the landscape and collect data for the reconstruction of Wayward Pines

First Contact is Part One of The Genesis Series, a planned trilogy of novellas set in the early days of Blake Crouch's Wayward Pines.

Do you like action boarding on horror with a touch of drama? If so this is it. This is the third book in the Wayward Pines trilogy and I read them all back to back. I don‘t usually do that but I had to know what happens next. All three of these books kept me on the edge of my seat. I highly recommend checking them out.

I rarely ever finish a series, and it is unheard of for me to read two books from a series back to back. I had to know how it ended though, so I whipped through this one in 24 hours. Blake Crouch is definitely a must read author for me now. His books have a sci fi element that‘s not typically my thing, but somehow he draws me in. #ripxii book 9

The first book in this trilogy was really gripping, the second I didn't enjoy at all, and this was...meh. I gotta say though, Crouch is great for book slumps (I'm not currently in one - this is just as a rec if you are and need something to read). He writes in a way that propels you forward, and I always find his plot-driven stories to be a quick read. Another knocked off the #TBRbingo!

I really enjoyed this series. If you're looking for a fun, fast-paced read, this is the series for you. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This was absolutely one of the best trilogies I have ever read. I read all three books in less than a week because I just couldn't put them down. Without giving too much away, this is the story of a few hundred people who are the last of humanity. It is set about 2000 years in the future. I'm going to be hard-pressed to find anything to read next because this was just that good.

Wow- wish this was more than a trilogy!!! Don't know what to listen to next! #AudioColoring

I am sooooo loving this series!

Part of me didn't want this series to end. This series is totally binge worthy.

Overall, I loved the series. I would've liked a little less gore and a little more reflection in this final book. I've already pre-ordered Crouch's new book, Dark Matter.

The only good thing that comes out of finishing The Summer Before the War- I can finally get back to Wayward Pines!!!

Blake Crouch does not stop! Holy cow!! Every book was amazing & the series end packed a wallop! I am going to go through some serious Wayward Pines withdrawal.

Starting the 3rd one right away!!❤️❤️

Great ending to a fun series. Read all three books in about a week.

What an ending!!! I was worried there was no ending to this series that would leave me satisfied, but I was pleasantly surprised.

A good end to a crazy series. Fast-paced and thrilling, it is a quick read that will give you fun and entertainment.

Because of a massive cliffhanger I don't have any choice but starting the last book in this series immediately ;)