This is the final book in the four-book Merit Hunter series - where people constantly strive for merit in order to attain Glorified status - and we left book three with the city in turmoil. The story is told through the eyes of several of the main characters and goes at quite a pace, so I found it a different kind of page turner than the others because I felt like I was rushing along with the unfolding story. I'm a bit of a fangirl of this series now and was blessed to receive a copy of book four in advance. I loved reading this to find out how it was all going to end. I can't give away any plot spoilers so I will just say it is well worth a read if you like dystopian fiction and have followed the series so far! There are no Christian characters but there is an interesting 'Guiding Light' object that features throughout the series and you get to find out a bit more about this in books 3 and 4. I like it when Christian themes can be included so well without a book preaching to me. It therefore makes it a good gift for someone who isn't a Christian because it is just a darn good read!