Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins was by far better read than the second book in the trilogy. Katniss and Peeta are separated, one being in district 13- the head of the rebellion- and the latter being in the Capital. Katniss spends much of the novel in a state of confusion and finds herself under the thumb of President Coin and with the title of Mockingjay.
Four out of five: much about Katniss that drew me in the first book was back and Peeta was, not quite the same, which was refreshing and a little creepy. It regained the sense of urgency and budding love that was absent in the second book, but lacked the mystery quality the previous two had.
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