It felt anticlimactic. What Henry did was a little too farfetched to me, partly because it was told. If the execution were different, like flashbacks from Henry's POV then this could have been a GREAT ending! I also find it hard to believe that G didn't know any of the Eves' pasts. Background check was a basic requirement to all jobs, so why not them? I thought they were a sophisticated "black ops" type organization... The final installment of the GE series. Eve is still working her errand, her ten. Her Henry. But not every errand it what it seems. Although Henry devastated her when she found him in bed with another woman all those years ago, she can’t help but still have feelings for the man standing before her. As an Eve, she should know that not everything is as it seems. But Eve never saw this coming. Every question is answered and you’ll never see it coming. This series is wrapped up nicely in the final installment, although it felt like forever for it to happen. I loved the idea of this story, the whole idea was something that was original. As you read each part you aren’t clued into the bigger picture until you are first introduced to the errand that was going to change it all – the same man that started it all.Nicole Williams delivered a fantastic serial series held your attention from book one until the last. And slowly you get to meet the real Eve as the story develops. Sure you meet her in book one, but you see her with so many different masks that it isn’t until you see her with Henry that you really get a chance to see the real her. The revelations in this were unexpected. I was unsure as to how this could end. If there was a way that Henry could be redeemed.But Ms. Williams pulled it off flawlessly. I loved watching this series morph into something that you never expected.
What do You think about Crisis In Cali (2000)?
Very unique series!! I just would have changed a few things about the ending....
—Haley
Didn't see that coming! A great way to end it!
—Cake
