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Yes, thank you! It's glad to see someone else sort of appreciate how Hopkins chose to bring closure to the series. In fact, although Kristina was no where near as prevalent in this book as she was in "Crank" or "Glass", it was almost as if she was simultaneously very prevalent in an indirect way. Because whenever I analyzed many of the crappy situations and life conditions that the kids had to live under, I instantly thought about Kristina. And the same goes for whenever drugs were depicted/described. Because at the end of the day, Kristina is not only the reason that her kids are alive, but she is the main reason that they are very unstable and either depend on drugs, or make very poor, risky decisions. and her writing style was very addictive itself. Because she did not merely describe the drugs as they were physically, she gave them a monstrous personality that was only capable of destroying and doing bad. That was why I often found myself scared and holding my breath. Because although it was a little dramatic at times, you just wanted to continue reading more and it was very hard not to sympathize with any of Kristina's kids. For example, even when Hunter cheated on Leah, I pitied him a lot. Because deep down, I knew that he had very little stability in his own life and was trying so hard to be a good, well liked person. Regardless of his mother's situation, he was sort of trying to break the cycle of meth. In fact, although he did drugs, he never stepped towards meth because he knew of its dangers first hand.