I received this book in exchange of a honest review. I really enjoy how this book picked up Outlaw twin sisters Ava and Mira Goodwin story and it is one of my favorite YA books to date

I struggled a bit at first because it had been a while since I read the first two books. But once I got into the pace, things really improved. For a minute there I was worried that this wouldn't be the final book because there was so much up in the air, but I was pleasantly surprised by how everything wrapped up. Overall a great trilogy.

I was excited to see the last installment of this trilogy. It was a little disappointing. The first 2 were fast-paced, page turners. This one was slow and fell a little flat for me.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an advanced copy.

Thank you to NetGalley for providing a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I'm not sure how I got started on this series but I stumbled upon "Rule of One" and devoured it in a couple of days. Then I preordered the second book "The Rule of Many" and while I enjoyed the second book, I definitely liked the first book better. I was eager to grab the final book "The Rule of All" as soon as I had a chance. It releases October 20, 2020. This was a satisfying conclusion. The last third of the book was practically perfect. The cast of characters had been separated and come together which was very cool. And we needed a good resolution to the story of Gov Roth. I thought the pacing was pretty good as well but since the book was almost all action, I missed some of the quiet time between characters that we had more of in the first two books. My only other complaint is that it still is difficult to know if you are in Mira or Ava's head if you don't pay close attention to the chapter headers. If they talk about on of their love interests you can figure it out as well. I write this off as them having to basically be one person their entire existence, but I think its fair to mention and I wish they had come into their individually a bit more by the conclusion. This was however a very solid finale to an interesting series that I wish more people were reading.

This was way slower than the previous books, but I still enjoyed it. It was a good read, enjoyable one.

I've really enjoyed this series. This book did seem to have a slower pace then the previous two, but it was overall a good read.

My only issue with this one was that I think that the two MCs should have sounded more different since their paths have diverged since the start of the story. I did enjoy this conclusion even though that kind of bothered me just a smidge. The pacing was well done and its what I kind of expected from this amazing series. I loved every page!! If you are a fan of this series you are in for the ride of your life!!

Thank you to the author and publisher for this book. Unfortunately I just couldn’t get into it. I loved the first one in the series!

Since I read The Rule of One and The Rule of Many last year I've been anxiously awaiting the third book in this series. Overall, I really enjoyed this book and could not put it down. I had to know how the series ended. Mira and Ava have been through a lot so I was happy that everything worked out for them in the end. I also enjoyed having the POV of Owen and Theo so we had other voices than just the twins. There were times that I thought the book was a little slow but the action made up for it a little bit. I'm glad I got to read and advanced copy of this book.

Ahh! This book went way too fast. I have been a loyal reader of the Saunders sisters since the Rule of One came out. I'm sad to know that this is the last book in the series, and hoping one will sneak through in the future anyway. I love the character development, and without giving spoilers, the ending is the perfect for a series. I love reading about Mira and Ava, and while they are twins, they are so different from each other. I can't wait to see what these authors come out with next.

Great writing and strong voice. Recommend if looking for a story that is as captivating as it is well-written.

I have enjoyed this series. I read the first book in a day - I couldn’t put it down, and I was so excited to see how the story would develop.

I have enjoyed The Rule of All, but not as much. I feel as though it was a little slow in places, but then this was contrasted with a lot of fast paced action.

I feel that character development fell to the side and that the book relied on the action. I would have liked to have seen more development of the relationships.

I don’t think it’s over, I think there’s plenty more for this story. :)

I liked the book overall but the reader would need to have read the first two books. The conclusion and triumph over Roth was a great ending but I don't feel like the characters dialogue was as thoughtful as the other two books. However, if you have read the first two then I highly recommend reading this one and finding out the ending. It was filled with action and adventure that made me want to see what would happen next.

I had been anxiously awaiting the final installment ever since I finished the second one and "The Rule of All" did not let me down. I was excited to see some old characters reappear for the takedown of Governor Roth. This book is action packed and was hard for me to put down at times. I also enjoyed watching Ava and Miras relationships bloom with their love interested, showing them that they can have it all if they want it. Overall, I was very pleased with this book!

Thank you to netgalley for sending me a copy of this book. As I started reading it it became apparent that this was part of a series and could not be read on its own. I would like netgalley to list whether or not something is in a series and what book it is.