I can't shake the feeling that the whole WWW trilogy was written at once and then released in three parts. This may have been the intent from the beginning, but the endings to the first and second parts leave things "hanging" too much. Since this series was conceived like this from the beginning, I was really looking forward to seeing how things would turn out in the end.

Wonder doesn't disappoint, it adequately concludes the story as set up in the preceding two volumes, all while delivering Sawyer's trademark debates about consciousness, identity and morality. Although with a bit less action than other books he's written, this is adequate and the ending does leave the reader pretty safisfied and wondering if, indeed, this would be a nice evolution path for the WWW to follow.