So, the brilliant part of our group is stuck as a jackal as we try to figure out the Forsaken Ones and how to kill them.
Whatever Morgana and the witches did seems to be preventing them from hurting people for now, but Morgana said it's just a bandaid. Nearly anyone else wouldn't be able to undo the binding spell if they found it, but someone with Void powers could just suck the magic out of it.
We're narrowing in to who the other Forsaken is in this life, but we also have to figure out how to do what the old gods couldn't and get rid of them for good this time.
This is the end of Sage's trilogy. The next 3 books will feature Iman as the FMC
USA Today Bestselling Author JB Trepagnier is secretly 30 feral cats in a trench coat and combat boots writing romance with a shared feral cat hive mind.
I have been enjoying the trilogy so far, but the ending of this book just felt like a let down. The tension built, but it was over very quickly, and we were left with a brief epilogue of sorts. I do love the characters, especially Liam and his were-corgi obsession, but they felt more… scattered (?) in this third book. The plot thread concerning Sages deadbeat dad had promise, but was relegated to being just a blip in the end with everything being wrapped up as quickly as possible. In the end, this just wasn’t what I was hoping for (although I will reread the trilogy as I do most of her books).
Final book in the trilogy and I only read it cause I wanted to know how they killed the forsaken .. and honestly it did not deliver.
I mean yes they won but there could have been so much more and basically that’s how I feel about the whole book. The first book drew me in, the second one I had to skim back over for the ending so that I knew what was happening at the beginning of the final one.
So many side characters and groups brought forward and then kinda just left. This felt like a surface level book that was missing depth.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.