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This final book in the trilogy was incredible. Although I didn't want to story to end, the ending was perfect

Even with such high expectations for the this, the third (and final?) book of the series, Atwood manages to astound and surprise. Amusing and dark by turns, this compelling post apocalyptic yarn is filled with deft touches, little gemlike jokes, and overall loveliness.

I couldn't put it down, but also didn't want it to end. This has replaced Oryx and Crake as my favorite book.

I appreciate the section at the beginning that reminds you of the previous books, as it has been a while since I read the others. The trilogy is amazing not only for its vivid characters and semi-realistic storyline, but also for the strange alliances formed and the creativity of the survivors. The scientists are very well written, as a scientist myself I have had some similar conversations as the ones in this story. Reading this book has been a tense pleasure.

Great finale to the series