As I sit down to type this review, I can't get Freddie Mercury's voice out of my head, mournfully singing "Who wants to live forever?" Anna Zaire's immortality storyline in this third installment of the Krinar Chronicles finally reveals the intertwined history of humans and the Krinar, and it is an exciting, original and imaginative ride. I like that this science fiction romance book not only has scorching love scenes, but introduces really new concepts for technology that seem so much more organic that what has been offered in the past. The author has devised an exciting plot and an evil antagonist who causes a great many personal problems for Mia and Korum. But as the crisis for Mia and Korum unfolds, Zaires challenges you to take a look at society and wonder about the future of Earth in the face of population growth, diminishing resources, controlling government, burgeoning technological innovation and the importance of maintaining personal freedoms. Rarely do I pick up a science fiction romance that makes me think on so many different levels. Zaires offers much more than mere escapism in the Krinar world. In my review of book two, I had hoped that the relationship between Mia and Korum would mature, and it did, but in a wholly backward way that had me holding my breath on their chances for a happily ever after. Throughout the series, Zaire's penchant for a quick demise of central characters means a storyline can take a quick left turn and although I was rooting for Mia and Korum, I really didn't know what would happen to them. Bravo on this wonderful conclusion, Ms. Zaires!