So at first I was disappointed in this book, it just wasn't as interesting as the other books. I changed my mind though as it got further into this book. I just started liking all the deep stuff that Christopher Pike was writing about, specifically around the parts of the book with Krishna. I was raised around Hinduism and the teachings of Krishna, so these parts of the series are always great to me. It just made me like the book, so I shall say that it started to be on par with the other books towards the middle. Anyways, I thought that this would be the last book, but with the ending of this one, I need more! So please Christopher, be able to publish more books! I think I might cry. I am in the grieving process as I mourn over the end of Sita. It is an amazing series that i have been since i first got into books. You have Krishna, who is Sitas God figure. Seymour, who is Sitas other half, through a telepathically enhanced bond. And you have Matt, the child if Yaksha, who is Sitas love, and vampire creator. The first two books showed off Sitas past, through the views of Seymour. Books 3-5 is Sitas own tale, where she escapes death, goes to hell and makes a deal with the devil. Through this she learns the real meaning of faith, and it is in her last moments where she finally learns that Krishna was always inside her, even though she thought she lost his grace. The ending was a massive cliffhanger, which i wont divulge but will say that is was well worth the read.
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