by Kendrai Meeks

A Fantasy, 2019 by Tulip Noire Press, 256 Pages 

What I Didn’t Like:

• If you’re listening to the audiobook, Chapter 22 repeats which makes the chapter count wrong from then on. Skip it the second time, it’s exactly the same and an accident. 
• The multiple POVs this time around are a bit cumbersome. They all add to the story but it makes the conclusion of the series wildly different than the rest. 
• I did notice a few inconsistencies in storylines or backstories over the series. Things that were, perhaps, mentioned in an earlier book changed in this book. It’s possible I’m mistaken or that those things had a valid reason that just wasn’t explained.
• The ending didn’t fully answer things I thought they would answer. Still, most things are solved and the series had a solid run. 

What I Did Like:

• This story felt more grownup and serious, which makes sense given the situation. I appreciated that the tone made the entire thing feel more realistic and intense.
• The story ties up most of the loose ends in the lore in a solid way. It doesn’t leave some things to linger, but nothing too extreme.
• The characters are still great, the lore is well presented, and the way things all crash together works.

Who Should Read This One:

• Fans of the series thus far will appreciate the big answers and the resolution. 

My Rating: 3 Stars