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Ichor #5
Hubris
On the eighty-eighth night of the eighty-eighth year
When crimson shifts to gold,
A prophecy will unfold.
From the ashes of time,
Eight figures will rise.
Eight, the sacred number of immortality,
Seals the destiny of a seer and a savior,
A heart and a hammer,
A singer and a seeker,
And a hero and a huntress.
When crimson shifts to gold,
A prophecy will unfold.
From the ashes of time,
Eight figures will rise.
Eight, the sacred number of immortality,
Seals the destiny of a seer and a savior,
A heart and a hammer,
A singer and a seeker,
And a hero and a huntress.
485 pages, Paperback
Published June 15, 2025
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May 30, 2025
I’m crying right now!!
How do you say goodbye to one of the most amazing series you’ve ever read? How do you leave behind the fantastic characters created by the brilliant mind of Trish? I’m so darn emotional right now. Hubris is an actual masterpiece. No book compares to this one. Every page left me needing more. I loved this book more than any book I’ve ever read. It will stay with me forever. I’m so beyond proud of Trish for releasing this amazing series and I’m so thankful I’ve been able to arc read every book and also purchase every book to support her. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for more Trish books. She’s an author I’ll always support and an auto buy for me.
If you haven’t read this series GO READ IT NOW! I promise you won’t regret it.
How do you say goodbye to one of the most amazing series you’ve ever read? How do you leave behind the fantastic characters created by the brilliant mind of Trish? I’m so darn emotional right now. Hubris is an actual masterpiece. No book compares to this one. Every page left me needing more. I loved this book more than any book I’ve ever read. It will stay with me forever. I’m so beyond proud of Trish for releasing this amazing series and I’m so thankful I’ve been able to arc read every book and also purchase every book to support her. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for more Trish books. She’s an author I’ll always support and an auto buy for me.
If you haven’t read this series GO READ IT NOW! I promise you won’t regret it.
September 6, 2025
I am literally relieved that this book ended the series the way it deserved. Thank you for the adventure
(I may have cried myself to sleep afterwards)
(I may have cried myself to sleep afterwards)
March 23, 2025
Hubris is my most emotional, bittersweet book because it marks the finale of the first book series I ever published. I have been writing this series since I was 20 years old, and now almost a decade later, I am saying goodbye. These book characters have been some of my favorites to write, and I love them as if they were extensions of myself and my family.
Thank you to everyone who has joined me on this journey through my rendition of Greek Mythology with a dystopian twist. I hope you have your tissues ready for the fifth and final book. This book tore me apart, and I haven’t been able to stitch myself back together yet.
Thank you to everyone who has joined me on this journey through my rendition of Greek Mythology with a dystopian twist. I hope you have your tissues ready for the fifth and final book. This book tore me apart, and I haven’t been able to stitch myself back together yet.
May 26, 2025
Thank you to the author for a free copy of this book. All thoughts are my own and are given freely.
Hubris is the last book in the Ichor series and it wraps up a war that has been brewing since book three. I will say that this is one of the most satisfying finales of a Saga that I have read in quite some time. This series is so unique in the way that it is written as in five books there are two parts. Part one, books one and two, do in some way give a satisfying story, but the next three books, part two, fully wrap everything up.
This book is slightly slower of a pace than the ones before and it's because so much has to fall into place before the real action can begin. However, I do believe that the author did a great job of spreading action throughout all of the slower moments. It helped with the pacing of the book and prevented everything from feeling back heavy. The war, the final battle, didn't overpower the rest of the story because of how Trish weaved all the smaller plots prior.
I will give a warning that this book does not offer fan service. This is a war. This is a battle for the fate of the world and there are consequences to those decisions. There is death, heartache, unlikely friendships, allies that come from unexpected places. Each tiny thread that you think is inconsequential has an effect on the world. While it hurts, and there are deaths that I didn't want to happen, it made the ending that much more beautiful.
One of my favorite moments in the book is how Hart and Zeus' relationship develops. Hart is holding onto so much in her role as the Seer and she only has one person that she can share it with. One person who won't ruin all the meticulous planning she enacted and the way that it visibly weighs on the duo in the story was so well developed. Their alliance was one of my favorite parts of the story, it humanizes and humbles Zeus while giving Hart someone she can rely on in the face of the end of the world.
Saffron finally gets her happily ever after. Her relationship with her soulmate finally gets revealed and it is exactly who I thought it would be. I loved every moment that the duo was on the page and the epilogue gives them such a satisfying forever to be together. For all that Saffron has suffered, she deserved to have a happy end and I am grateful to the author for this decision.
I loved this book and all those prior! This greek mythology dystopian world is so well written and the author should be proud of her creation!
Hubris is the last book in the Ichor series and it wraps up a war that has been brewing since book three. I will say that this is one of the most satisfying finales of a Saga that I have read in quite some time. This series is so unique in the way that it is written as in five books there are two parts. Part one, books one and two, do in some way give a satisfying story, but the next three books, part two, fully wrap everything up.
This book is slightly slower of a pace than the ones before and it's because so much has to fall into place before the real action can begin. However, I do believe that the author did a great job of spreading action throughout all of the slower moments. It helped with the pacing of the book and prevented everything from feeling back heavy. The war, the final battle, didn't overpower the rest of the story because of how Trish weaved all the smaller plots prior.
I will give a warning that this book does not offer fan service. This is a war. This is a battle for the fate of the world and there are consequences to those decisions. There is death, heartache, unlikely friendships, allies that come from unexpected places. Each tiny thread that you think is inconsequential has an effect on the world. While it hurts, and there are deaths that I didn't want to happen, it made the ending that much more beautiful.
One of my favorite moments in the book is how Hart and Zeus' relationship develops. Hart is holding onto so much in her role as the Seer and she only has one person that she can share it with. One person who won't ruin all the meticulous planning she enacted and the way that it visibly weighs on the duo in the story was so well developed. Their alliance was one of my favorite parts of the story, it humanizes and humbles Zeus while giving Hart someone she can rely on in the face of the end of the world.
Saffron finally gets her happily ever after. Her relationship with her soulmate finally gets revealed and it is exactly who I thought it would be. I loved every moment that the duo was on the page and the epilogue gives them such a satisfying forever to be together. For all that Saffron has suffered, she deserved to have a happy end and I am grateful to the author for this decision.
I loved this book and all those prior! This greek mythology dystopian world is so well written and the author should be proud of her creation!
June 16, 2025
Excuse me; who gave you permission to break my heart and tear it into tiny little pieces. The you did to my friends in this book. 🥲 I LOVED IT! 🥰
So, if you need to be destroyed emotionally over and over… left weeping in the corner in the fetal position… this epic finale of what has been a journey… from a human with no name… to the goddess we know and love. Saffron’s final battle is one that you won’t be able to put down at all. Twists, turns, love, and heartbreak, Hubris delivers the final story of the world Trish has built for us.
I’ll be in my library for the next 3-6 months, under blankets, reading only children’s books, because my heart is so so so sad to say goodbye. 👋🏻
So, if you need to be destroyed emotionally over and over… left weeping in the corner in the fetal position… this epic finale of what has been a journey… from a human with no name… to the goddess we know and love. Saffron’s final battle is one that you won’t be able to put down at all. Twists, turns, love, and heartbreak, Hubris delivers the final story of the world Trish has built for us.
I’ll be in my library for the next 3-6 months, under blankets, reading only children’s books, because my heart is so so so sad to say goodbye. 👋🏻
June 4, 2025
WHEN I TELL YOU TO HAVE ✨BOXES✨ OF TISSUES READY!! I cried probably half the book - both ugly crying & tears of happiness. I hate spoilers so all I’ll say is - I’ve adored this series since I received the ARC of Ichor, & I can’t believe the series is at an end. READ IT, LOVE IT, CHERISH IT. in all its glory. Trish, I salute you & can’t wait to read what you put out next. now to go change my pillowcase because this one is soaked.
June 1, 2025
Hubris was a bittersweet ending to the Ichor series. To see these Gods grow and change was an amazing journey. This series alone is a masterpiece. This is a one of a kind Greek mythology series. These characters grew on me. If you haven’t started this journey I would highly recommend starting it. Bring some tissues because you will need them.
September 27, 2025
HOW DARE YOU!!!
I am a 27 year old mom of one. I am emotionally constipated from years of being a black woman in America. I do NOT believe in frivolous tears....HOWEVER THIS BOOK MADE ME BAWL LIKE A NEWBORN FRESH FROM THE WOMB. The funeral...THE FUNERAL. I am suing 😭😭😭 I loved the series but now I need a glass of wine at 10am 🥹🥹
I am a 27 year old mom of one. I am emotionally constipated from years of being a black woman in America. I do NOT believe in frivolous tears....HOWEVER THIS BOOK MADE ME BAWL LIKE A NEWBORN FRESH FROM THE WOMB. The funeral...THE FUNERAL. I am suing 😭😭😭 I loved the series but now I need a glass of wine at 10am 🥹🥹
June 15, 2025
*Potential Spoilers Ahead*
I received this book as an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.
First of all, the trigger warning. MA’AM. I appreciate that because I was genuinely trying to figure out if I could read it at work, but I was unprepared.
This book was so wonderful. I could hardly put it down. I was so excited to go back into the world of Saffron and see how the prophecy would unfold and how the story would end. It was lovely to see all the characters come back, and yet I was so sad to see them go again. So many beautiful and hilarious moments as the prophecy came together and my heart fell apart.
I knew some of the members of the prophecy, but some of them I never would have guessed. I spent a good long while sifting through all of the books trying to figure out who the Hammer, the Seeker, and the Singer were. I was at a whole loss and it makes so much more sense now that I know, but I had no clue. I know that the prophecy had to happen and that it had to unfold the way that it did, but I think in my mind, they will forever be sealed inside a protective ball of happiness and safety.
I was not prepared for Little Sheep. I was so happy to see them happy again and how well they worked together even after all the time that they had been apart. I adored getting to see Lamb get the spotlight for a bit as someone who feels that she is often unnoticed and lost to the background. I really felt connected to Lamb.
Also, not spoiling, but AGAIN? Just let the babies be happy. They needed so much more time in the books. They were so sweet.
I loved getting to see Hattie and Saffron and their crazy humor. They have always had some of the best moments for me. I laughed and loved seeing Saffron’s smile return. I loved the banter and the way in which they seemed to heal each other.
Hart and her story tore me apart. When all was finally revealed and I knew what was happening, I really hurt for her. The burden that all of that knowledge put on her was nearly too much for her to bear. I loved everything about her and Apollo’s relationship. It was so beautifully done and I was so glad that Apollo found his destined third love. The way that their story wrapped up, I just knew it was going to be alright, but it was so hard to let them go. I didn’t know where anything was going until the very end when there was a time frame given, and I just remember gasping and saying, “...no.” Ma’am, that was diabolical, but I loved it.
I really felt for Hecate in this. I wanted so badly to hate her, but I could see the guilt and the pain slowly starting to eat her alive. I wanted her to have a redemption. I wanted her to be good and change for the better, but I know things must be as they are.
Hermes. I am so happy for Hermes. I cheered on so often and rolled my eyes everytime he said, “Tonight is the night.” Epiales. Goodness. I was not prepared to like both versions of his character. I really feel that he got the redemption he deserved, and the way that his story ended was one that I hated, I also loved. I wanted them all to have the best and most wonderful lives.
Ares and Saffron, my goodness. It sure did take them long enough. Watching her slowly realize it and finally be so comfortable with the idea of it was so cute. They had some of the sweetest moments in the series and some of which I still sit back and think about. The way that he became her comfort and helped her through the battles and the grief. Just most of the things about them. Seeing Ares be vulnerable and open about everything in his past and finally getting to finish the story was such a wonderful thing to witness.
I could sit and write for a very long time about how much I loved the story and all of the characters and hate to say goodbye to them. I have only been with this story since 2023, but I have loved every minute of it. Every. Heart-Breaking. Moment. Thank you, Trish, for the opportunity to read this series. Thank you for the ARC, and the moments where I tried so hard to guess the members of the prophecy. It’s hard to say goodbye to this series, but they will forever be protected. This was a wonderful series, and I cannot wait for what is to come. This series should be in the New York Best Sellers.
I received this book as an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.
First of all, the trigger warning. MA’AM. I appreciate that because I was genuinely trying to figure out if I could read it at work, but I was unprepared.
This book was so wonderful. I could hardly put it down. I was so excited to go back into the world of Saffron and see how the prophecy would unfold and how the story would end. It was lovely to see all the characters come back, and yet I was so sad to see them go again. So many beautiful and hilarious moments as the prophecy came together and my heart fell apart.
I knew some of the members of the prophecy, but some of them I never would have guessed. I spent a good long while sifting through all of the books trying to figure out who the Hammer, the Seeker, and the Singer were. I was at a whole loss and it makes so much more sense now that I know, but I had no clue. I know that the prophecy had to happen and that it had to unfold the way that it did, but I think in my mind, they will forever be sealed inside a protective ball of happiness and safety.
I was not prepared for Little Sheep. I was so happy to see them happy again and how well they worked together even after all the time that they had been apart. I adored getting to see Lamb get the spotlight for a bit as someone who feels that she is often unnoticed and lost to the background. I really felt connected to Lamb.
Also, not spoiling, but AGAIN? Just let the babies be happy. They needed so much more time in the books. They were so sweet.
I loved getting to see Hattie and Saffron and their crazy humor. They have always had some of the best moments for me. I laughed and loved seeing Saffron’s smile return. I loved the banter and the way in which they seemed to heal each other.
Hart and her story tore me apart. When all was finally revealed and I knew what was happening, I really hurt for her. The burden that all of that knowledge put on her was nearly too much for her to bear. I loved everything about her and Apollo’s relationship. It was so beautifully done and I was so glad that Apollo found his destined third love. The way that their story wrapped up, I just knew it was going to be alright, but it was so hard to let them go. I didn’t know where anything was going until the very end when there was a time frame given, and I just remember gasping and saying, “...no.” Ma’am, that was diabolical, but I loved it.
I really felt for Hecate in this. I wanted so badly to hate her, but I could see the guilt and the pain slowly starting to eat her alive. I wanted her to have a redemption. I wanted her to be good and change for the better, but I know things must be as they are.
Hermes. I am so happy for Hermes. I cheered on so often and rolled my eyes everytime he said, “Tonight is the night.” Epiales. Goodness. I was not prepared to like both versions of his character. I really feel that he got the redemption he deserved, and the way that his story ended was one that I hated, I also loved. I wanted them all to have the best and most wonderful lives.
Ares and Saffron, my goodness. It sure did take them long enough. Watching her slowly realize it and finally be so comfortable with the idea of it was so cute. They had some of the sweetest moments in the series and some of which I still sit back and think about. The way that he became her comfort and helped her through the battles and the grief. Just most of the things about them. Seeing Ares be vulnerable and open about everything in his past and finally getting to finish the story was such a wonderful thing to witness.
I could sit and write for a very long time about how much I loved the story and all of the characters and hate to say goodbye to them. I have only been with this story since 2023, but I have loved every minute of it. Every. Heart-Breaking. Moment. Thank you, Trish, for the opportunity to read this series. Thank you for the ARC, and the moments where I tried so hard to guess the members of the prophecy. It’s hard to say goodbye to this series, but they will forever be protected. This was a wonderful series, and I cannot wait for what is to come. This series should be in the New York Best Sellers.
June 9, 2025
📜 ARC Review 📜
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I will be talking about this book and series for years to come. I loved everything about it from beginning to end. It feels so bittersweet to say goodbye to some amazing characters that were created for this series. When I first started the Ichor, I did not think I would come love it as much as I did. Trish did an amazing job shining light on gods and goddesses that do not always get the spotlight in other Greek inspired stories. It is without a doubt a one of a kind story. I will miss Saffron’s protectiveness, Hattie’s humanity, Epiales stories, Ares’s vulnerability, Poseidon’s sarcasm, Iris’s optimism, Hermes’s mischief, Thanatos loyalty and most of all the huntresses (Willow, Lamb, Sika, Dynami, Jamila, Reaper, Shikari, Hound, Vee, June) strength.
This book was a bit slower pace given that there were so many things that needed to fall into place but it was all so worth it. Throughout this book there is love, laughter, redemption, heartache and loss. I feel like Trish did a great job of capturing the sacrifices that need to be made (even if it destroyed me at times) for the greater good and to ultimately win the war that has been brewing for the past three books. Every character whether human, god, goddess or demigod had their moment to shine. A big lesson this story has taught is that any ordinary human can make just as much of an impact on the world as someone who is perceived as better or stronger than them. Get your tissue box ready because there will be tears of joy and tears of sadness throughout this whole book.
Thank you @authortrishdw for allowing me to be part of your arc team. I could think of a better series to receive some of my first arcs for.
Ps if anyone needs me I will be recovering for the next 3-5 business months.
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I will be talking about this book and series for years to come. I loved everything about it from beginning to end. It feels so bittersweet to say goodbye to some amazing characters that were created for this series. When I first started the Ichor, I did not think I would come love it as much as I did. Trish did an amazing job shining light on gods and goddesses that do not always get the spotlight in other Greek inspired stories. It is without a doubt a one of a kind story. I will miss Saffron’s protectiveness, Hattie’s humanity, Epiales stories, Ares’s vulnerability, Poseidon’s sarcasm, Iris’s optimism, Hermes’s mischief, Thanatos loyalty and most of all the huntresses (Willow, Lamb, Sika, Dynami, Jamila, Reaper, Shikari, Hound, Vee, June) strength.
This book was a bit slower pace given that there were so many things that needed to fall into place but it was all so worth it. Throughout this book there is love, laughter, redemption, heartache and loss. I feel like Trish did a great job of capturing the sacrifices that need to be made (even if it destroyed me at times) for the greater good and to ultimately win the war that has been brewing for the past three books. Every character whether human, god, goddess or demigod had their moment to shine. A big lesson this story has taught is that any ordinary human can make just as much of an impact on the world as someone who is perceived as better or stronger than them. Get your tissue box ready because there will be tears of joy and tears of sadness throughout this whole book.
Thank you @authortrishdw for allowing me to be part of your arc team. I could think of a better series to receive some of my first arcs for.
Ps if anyone needs me I will be recovering for the next 3-5 business months.
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June 11, 2025
I went into Hubris not knowing just how deeply it would affect me — and now I’m sitting here wondering how to go on with my life. This book is breathtakingly brutal, beautifully written, and emotionally devastating in the most unforgettable way.
Trish D.W.’s writing is poetic and powerful, filled with haunting imagery and emotional truths that linger long after the final page. The world is intricately built, filled with mythological depth, rich lore, and characters so raw and real that they leap off the page and carve themselves into your heart.
There is grief. There is rage. There is loyalty, sacrifice, love, and the kind of heartbreak that leaves you clutching the book with white knuckles. But there is also strength — the kind that comes from shattered souls who still stand tall.
The characters are complex, morally grey, fierce, and unforgettable. Every twist hits like a thunderclap. Every emotional moment lands like a punch to the chest. And somehow, even through the darkness, hope still flickers.
Hubris isn’t just a story. It’s an experience. It’s a storm you survive. And I’ll be thinking about it — and feeling it — for a long, long time.
Trish D.W.’s writing is poetic and powerful, filled with haunting imagery and emotional truths that linger long after the final page. The world is intricately built, filled with mythological depth, rich lore, and characters so raw and real that they leap off the page and carve themselves into your heart.
There is grief. There is rage. There is loyalty, sacrifice, love, and the kind of heartbreak that leaves you clutching the book with white knuckles. But there is also strength — the kind that comes from shattered souls who still stand tall.
The characters are complex, morally grey, fierce, and unforgettable. Every twist hits like a thunderclap. Every emotional moment lands like a punch to the chest. And somehow, even through the darkness, hope still flickers.
Hubris isn’t just a story. It’s an experience. It’s a storm you survive. And I’ll be thinking about it — and feeling it — for a long, long time.
June 4, 2025
I’m a little emotional writing this review because I’ve been in love with this series for a while now and the fact that it is over is just a lot to soak in. From the prisons to becoming the Savior, following Saffron along on her journey has been such an amazing experience and I’m going to miss all of these characters so much. It’s like losing a group of your best friends with series wrap ups. This particular book was extremely heavy because it was the final stand against Styx and so many characters you had grown connections with over the last few books had to have their hero moments that… didn’t always end up the happiest. The way Trish ties everything up though is so satisfying, and while I wish the casualties were less, she really helps you understand why they had to happen (even if I’m still devastated for those that lost their soulmates).
If you like Greek mythology retellings, I highly HIGHLY recommend this series. “Hubris” officially releases on June 15, 2025 so you have some time to get caught up on the first four books!
If you like Greek mythology retellings, I highly HIGHLY recommend this series. “Hubris” officially releases on June 15, 2025 so you have some time to get caught up on the first four books!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 15, 2025
Hubris marks the end of the Ichor series. Since book one this series held me in its grasp and didn’t let go. I’ve always been a fan of mythology and the way Trish wrote this series was just amazing. Saying goodbye to this series and to my favorite characters is bittersweet but it couldn’t have ended any better. Let me warn you, get your tissues ready because this book will make you cry but you won’t be able to put it down. Seeing Saffron finally get her happily ever after, after everything she’s had to go through was just perfect. Trish thank you so much for letting me ARC read your series! This is a series I’ll always go back to and reread. 100% recommend to everyone!
June 16, 2025
“And that seems like the perfect way to go.”
What do I do now that this is over? How do I heal myself from the heartache that this book just inflicted on me?
It’s over. One of the most amazing series I’ve ever read, one that holds a special place in my heart is over.
I’m destroyed, I actually struggled to get through this because of how much this broke me.
I say this in the best possible way, Trish has destroyed me in the best way and I don’t think I’ll recover from this book.
I got closure, but at what cost?
So yeah I need everyone to read this right now and be destroyed with me and I guess I’ll see you this time next year for my reread 🤣🤣
What do I do now that this is over? How do I heal myself from the heartache that this book just inflicted on me?
It’s over. One of the most amazing series I’ve ever read, one that holds a special place in my heart is over.
I’m destroyed, I actually struggled to get through this because of how much this broke me.
I say this in the best possible way, Trish has destroyed me in the best way and I don’t think I’ll recover from this book.
I got closure, but at what cost?
So yeah I need everyone to read this right now and be destroyed with me and I guess I’ll see you this time next year for my reread 🤣🤣
June 19, 2025
10/10 loved this series. Wow what a ride. There are no punches pulled in this final book in the series. So many monumental characters filled the pages and all of them played there so beautifully. Loved the friendships, romances and complex dynamics between all the characters. The strife, the battles and the conflicts were all so engaging and action packed. And it was so easy to root for (Lamb especially) the heroes and feel their emotions (Apollo, Hermes etc). Would recommend to anyone who loves Greek Mythology/Percy Jackson vibes!
June 15, 2025
This story was a fitting conclusion to an absolutely amazing series! Not every part of the series was happy and I still mourn some of the characters, but the overarching storyline is superb. Full of mythology, but with a unique spin, I have devoured each book.
Please make sure to read this series in order to enjoy it to its fullest!
Please make sure to read this series in order to enjoy it to its fullest!
June 23, 2025
5/5 ⭐️
Oh. My. Gods. Where to begin.
This book absolutely destroyed me emotionally. The love I have for all of these characters is immense.
I love love love Saffron and Ares and their happy ending but my heart breaks for everyone who doesn’t get their happy ending.
The huntresses have always been some of my favorites and their battle was absolutely iconic.
Oh. My. Gods. Where to begin.
This book absolutely destroyed me emotionally. The love I have for all of these characters is immense.
I love love love Saffron and Ares and their happy ending but my heart breaks for everyone who doesn’t get their happy ending.
The huntresses have always been some of my favorites and their battle was absolutely iconic.
September 2, 2025
A beautiful ending
I laughed out loud on so many occasions and wept for whole chapters. I could not recommend this series enough and this book truly brings the whole series to a beautiful, heart wrenching and perfect end.
I laughed out loud on so many occasions and wept for whole chapters. I could not recommend this series enough and this book truly brings the whole series to a beautiful, heart wrenching and perfect end.
June 16, 2025
I don’t know the last time a book made me weep like this one did. tbh idk the last time a book made me CRY. I thought I was strong enough, I was wrong.
June 16, 2025
It was a good ending. Intense, emotional, raw. It tied up ends and said goodbye to beloved characters.
June 19, 2025
This book was the perfect ending to the Ichor series! Every book in the series just got better and better! I will miss these characters so much! Cant wait to order a deck of Ichor cards:)
June 29, 2025
I sobbed, yelled, laughed, sobbed some more, had to keep reminding myself to breathe, and think it was the best ending to the series. 5 ⭐️ what a rollercoaster!
July 1, 2025
Brilliant work. I'm sending you my therapy bill 😭
June 29, 2025
I think hubris was a perfect ending to this series. It’s intense and emotional. I loved how it was full of mythology but had its own unique spin to it. I enjoyed getting to read the end of this story
July 2, 2025
The way this book just wraps you into the story is amazing. The story line is so well put together even with every chapter being a different point of view. Trish D.W. does a great job leaving you wondering and wanting more. The details are amazing and shall I just say, I cried a few times. Reading about Saffrons growth and sacrifice to save humanity time and time again is crazy. As a lover of Greek mythology, this series also introduces a lot of people you’d never really see in books such as Percy Jackson. The personification of every character makes you fall in love with them, even sometimes the bad ones.
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