Not quite as round as volumes 1 and 2

The third part of the silo trilogy brings together the storylines of the past two volumes and closes it off.
This time the book is again divided into three sub-chapters, but, unlike in the past few parts, can not be read as independent stories.

History:
After a self-inflicted apocalypse, the last people living on 50 silos spread underground.
Each silo is an independently viable habitat for thousands of people. The majority of people in the various silos are unaware of the existence of other silos. A silo is the only real world for each resident.

In Volume 1 Wool Juliette sent on a death mission after they turned too many uncomfortable questions about the past. You can save 17 in the deserted except for the adults and some children Solo Silo and notes that there are more worlds. What led to the death of Silo 17? In Silo 18 it comes to revolt.

In Volume 2 Shift
If the history to Wool says. The reader learns how it came to the construction of silos and run as the next 200 years for silo 1, 17 and 18.

In Volume 3 Dust

In Silo 1 Danny tries to prevent under a false identity that Silo is off 18, more and more, brings to light the story of the silo. His sister helps him rebuild a drone because it employs the question of whether it might still are living outside the silo. The ruling class is trying to prevent in Silo 1 that silo 18 to other habitats influences. At all costs.

In Silo 18 Juliette mayor has become. Against the will of many pressing ahead with two projects: With a tunnel to connect to the silo 17 is to be created and samples from the surface to provide results, whether really deadly nano-machines are effective on the surface.

In Silo 17 solo and the children waiting for the breakthrough to their silo. Are you going to cope in a world with thousands of people?

Compared to the other bands Dust falls somewhat. The story acts as if it had been completed quickly. The three chapters are not more than three individual stories to read what in previous bands was quite possible.
At the same time it is noticeable that the silos are apparently shrunk. In a few hours may be gone from the lowest to the highest level, this was not possible, at least in Band 1.
The end seems strangely unfinished.

Nevertheless, there is a very amusing book and for each of liked the first two parts, is this not come by and cheer in the usual way with the action figures.