All three books are outstanding.

If you like Scalzi, and his style, this story will fit right in. The trilogy is fun, full of excitement, and, like most Scalzi stories... over too quickly. Guess I’ll go read the Old Man’s War series again 😜

Scalzi must have hired a middle school child to write the ending, it ruined the whole trilogy. Don’t waste your time on any of them, this guy is on drugs and out to lunch.

Not a great conclusion to the 3-part series. By Scalzi’s own afterword he seems to struggle finishing stories and just bangs them out in the middle of the night. The Last Emperox felt this way in the end - banged out and slapped together with duct tape with lots of loose strings hanging outside the strips of tape. A very messy package. An unsatisfying conclusion to an otherwise interesting human universe described in the first two books that obviously kept me coming back for more.

Fantastically entertaining, incredible characters, wonderful plot, and excellent dialog. Where is my Kiva?

Clever story idea. Scalzi’s prose wears thin with too many variations on “you’re not wrong” and “yet here we are”.

I loved the entire series. I laughed. I cried. I was moved. OK, maybe I didn't cry. A phenomenal ending. Thank you, Scamperbeasts for allowing your human time to write this.

Scalzi really delights. The ending was excellent; I’m going to re-read them all soon.

All three were great books but the final was the best. Unexpected and enjoyable.

Very childish book, barely young adult reading level. I only read it to find out the end of the story, a failing of my own. The author’s clumsy excuse for turning in his book late was a thinly veiled elitist rant against our current President. Have your free speech, etc. etc. but I no longer need to pay for your drivel.