As with everything else in my life, the descent into Hell was not so simple.
When I jumped into the portal I expected to find the Sins on the other side. I expected to find my people—demons—waiting and ready.
What I found were flames and fire and ash.
The apocalypse hadn’t waited for me. It had already begun.
Hell’s barriers were collapsing in on themselves—making my task of finding the Sins infinitely harder. As the Horsemen and I set out on our journey to find them, we discover that not all is what it seems.
A white-haired assassin once told me to beware of the evil that hides in plain sight.
I should have listened to her.
The fight for Hell has begun, and the duty of saving it lies solely on my shoulders, but to win—to survive—I must unravel the secrets of the past if any of us are to see the future.
I will take what is mine, even if I have to bleed for it.
Heather's Notes
As a ending this book was lacking. The horseman did absolutely nothing, except get kidnapped and raped. Why did we need to experience the rape? It felt unnecessary, you would have preferred to just know about, it didn't really affect the story, just seemed to add words. I don't understand the epilogue, it added nothing to the story, and several things felt unresolved, which again since this is the last book of the series was disappointing. I don't need to know that Moira is happy alone. She is a secondary character and didn't have a love interest. The Bandit scene was a little more understandable but again unnecessary. I would have liked to see more of the horseman, and found out Beast and Ruby had been reunited. I did not care for this ending.