In Finale, all the plots that have been brewing for two books come together, with Scarlett, her past and initially meeting her ex-fiancé, and with Tella, a small love triangle between her, Legend and Jacks, at the same time, her mother's past and all the chaos with The Fates. She let her love out to touch his, the way two separate instruments might play together to create a more beautiful song. The plot was amazing and intriguing I liked how the fates storyline was executed in this and they all were dangerously fascinating. I wonder if the author initially intended to stop at one book and expanded the world because of demand, because the thing about the Fates felt like it came out of nowhere, and things get even weirder here.

Overall, I enjoyed Finale much more than Legendary, mainly because it was a fresher storyline and not as predictable as the 2nd book. He kissed her as if he'd died, been buried, and clawed his way out of the grave and through the dirt just to get to her. One of my pet-peeves is when an author tries to take an unlikable character and force the reader to like them by coming up with all of these mental gymnastics to excuse their problematic behavior over the previous books. The world is absolutely mesmerising, the characters fascinating and the romance even left me with a star struck smile on my face upon occasion. Scarlett/Tella walk into the room and immediately notice and then describe to me the colors of the walls, ceiling, floor, lamps, picture frames, spider in the corner, tissue box, 12 specks of dust, random old shoe, human skeleton, liver, fava beans, Hannibal Lector’s eyes, and anything else you can possibly think of that’s completely irrelevant to the plot.I loved their relationship in this one a lot and the angst, the yearning and the tension between them. Series fans will enjoy the plentiful surprises in the conclusion to this tale of two sisters who are as daring in politics as they are in love. There are revelations that I’d never have seen coming and one moment – that I so want to scream about but won’t, due to spoilers – that is definitely a particular highlight for my dark romance loving heart. This felt especially strange since the main villain is a fate that we see for the first time in this book.

He was an immortal who couldn’t die but who could never fully live, because the things he wanted to consume were devouring him instead.

There are some people on Goodreads who will try to make you feel like a lesser human being for rating books you didn't finish, but our time on this green earth is finite, and why should you spent it slogging through something you didn't enjoy just to be "worthy" of sharing your opinion? The Fairyloot Box features an exclusive alternate version of the UK edition and a hidden cover under its dust jacket. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. As one minute their romance was swoon-worthy and the next minute they are ready to die for each other 😭 but in the end I'm so happy they finally got their happy ending.