Reveal is a Christian science fiction and fantasy novel by author Anne-Rae Vasquez, which forms the final part of the Among Us Trilogy, billed as a Truth Seekers' end of the world religious thriller series. It may seem doubtful to cram so much into a single series, but Vasquez blends the spiritual and the supernatural well as Armageddon looms over central characters Harry and Cristal, and the final battle for good versus evil awaits. In this series, angels and devils really do exist, and questions about the world beyond our own are asked by players of the Truth Seekers game. Reality and fiction collide, and it’s unclear as to where the real truth lies and whether it’s what we really want to hear, or can even believe in.

It’s fair to say that the speculative aspects of Reveal fascinated me far more than the actual story line. I’d recommend that readers go back to book one, Doubt, in order to fully appreciate the emotional and learning journey of Harry and Cristal as the plot unfolds and (literally) all Hell breaks loose around them. Anne-Rae Vasquez’s writing style is dynamic and highly readable, and she takes the time to explain the concepts of her imagined world so that readers have time to puzzle them out. The philosophy behind the novel is definitely Christian, but never in a preachy or bossy style, which makes the experience of reading Reveal enjoyable for any reader from any background. I’d certainly rate the Among Us Trilogy as an intriguing and exciting read.

Cristal had been given orders, relayed from the Almighty Himself via Rafael. Her mission; to infiltrate Global Nation and send Bezel back to hell. She had all but given up hope of either achieving her quest, or being rescued by the Truth Seekers. For twelve months she was a captive, but the time has come for action, and help appears from an unlikely source. Demons themselves seem willing to offer aid to return the devil to hell. The end is here, purgatory is closed, and now all-out war - both mortal and supernatural - is upon them. Who will be victorious, and what will the new world look like now the prophecy has been set in motion?

Reveal is Anne-Rae Vasquez's concluding part of the Among Us Trilogy, and what an adventure it is. I have not read the previous two books, and I can tell that some amazing things happened to bring us to this point. Despite no prior knowledge of events, I had no difficulty in embracing the story from this starting point as the information I needed was fed to me. There is also an option to do a quick catch up via a summary of the previous two stories at the end of the book. There is a great cast of characters, and you are never sure who can really be trusted; even the archangels seem to have their own agendas. Adventure, complications, prophecy, tension, and of course the highest stakes possible fill this book's every page. There's both a religious and futuristic feel to the book, and the author shows great skill in the building of her alternative future world. There are gripping scenes and great descriptions throughout, not to mention some interesting ideas.

Reveal by Anne-Rae Vasquez is the third book in the Among Us trilogy. Following the revelation that the Global Nation president is the Beast, Cristal and Harry continue on their mission against the Soul Separation Program. After infiltrating Global Nation, Cristal is beginning to lose faith that her friends will come to save her. Harry has spent months contacting other Truth Seekers through the secret underground in the search for Cristal who hasn't been heard from. As the final battle nears, the Truth Seekers rise up to save the world.

Anne-Rae Vasquez has a wide range of characters exploring the fight against evil and weaving through various perspectives. The characters experience several trials, both fighting in the final battle and through personal journeys of discovery. Despite the battle against evil, Reveal has several instances of humor throughout, mostly in the form of sarcasm and banter. The focus primarily falls on Cristal and Harry who face several trials as they come up against characters that are human, demon, and angel. Despite the type of characters Cristal comes in contact with, she maintains her opinionated and strong personality. She has a strength about her seen through her bravery and compassion.

This is the final installment of the trilogy so the story is action-packed at every turn as the characters deal with the final battle. Cristal gets a personal look at the demons' plans through her infiltration of Global Nation, and through this she's given an up close look at sin and forgiveness. While the plot has a serious focus the tone never gets very dark, though Cristal experiences a personal and more psychologically driven journey as she literally sees through the eyes of people in their moments of sin. She meets Lenora and sees a poignant moment in Lenora's past that changed her future. It's a moment that stays with you as this story unfolds. In some ways it's the classic good versus evil theme, but it's more complicated as the idea of sin is explored. Reveal is a story of forgiveness and strength, explored through the battle against evil and the signaled arrival of the Messiah.