Book Review: A Million Worlds With You by Claudia Gray

 Title: A Million Worlds With You

Author: Claudia Gray

Series/Standalone: Firebird Trilogy (Book #3)

Genre: Young Adult, Science Fiction, Romance

Pages: 419

Publisher: HarperTeen

Year Published: 2016

Format: Audiobook

"A million universes. A million dangers. One destiny.

The fate of the multiverse rests in Marguerite Caine's hands. Marguerite has been at the centre of a cross-dimensional feud since she first traveled to another universe. using her parents' invention, the Firebird. Only now has she learned the true plans of the evil Triad Corporation- and that those plans could spell doom for dozens or hundreds of universes, each facing total annihilation.

Paul Markov has always been at Marguerite's side, but Triad's last attack has left him a changed man- angry and shadowed by tragedy. He struggles to overcome the damage done to him, but despite Marguerite's efforts to help, Paul may never be the same again.

So it's up to Marguerite alone to stop the destruction of the multiverse. Billions of lives are at stake. The risks have never been higher. And Triad has unleashed its ultimate weapon: another dimension's Marguerite- wicked psychologically twisted and always one step ahead.

In the conclusion to Claudia Gray's Firebird trilogy, fate and family will be questioned, loves will be won and lost, and the multiverse will be forever changed. It's a battle of the Marguerites... and only one can win."

My Rating: 2.5/5

I really enjoyed the start of the series overall, the exploring or worlds and the idea of a revenge plot really drew me into the series, but by the time I got to this last book I just didn't care about where the plot was going. I was just ok with what was going on, it wasn't great, it wasn't horrible. It was just ok.  I liked the jumping to different worlds aspect still, but I thought that the villains while dynamic, were to easily defeated. I also found that Marguerite got significantly more annoying in this installment, unable to ever focus on the end of the world and the loss of her family in multiple dimensions instead worried that a boy might not love her. 

Hope to read more by the author in the future as I'm interested in her ideas and concepts within her other novels.

Thanks for reading,

Sidny