The Final Word

by Melissa Gunther

Summer hasn’t started the way Celia Fincastle expected, and her surprise visitor is just the beginning. She might not be at school, but that doesn’t mean she gets to relax. With more decisions to make, more changes to cope with, and more answers to find, there’s plenty of work awaiting Celia before she and her friends return to Renasci for their final year. Celia knows she has to be ready for the showdown that’s looming, but she finds it hard to focus on what she needs to do. Everything is conspiring to distract her, especially once rumors and accusations start to appear around the demesne. Celia still has plenty of questions and too many unknowns, and she’ll have to trust those around her if she wants to find the answers she seeks. Only one thing remains between Celia and her final goal, but if she wants to defeat her adversary, find her family, and take her rightful position in the demesne, it’s going to take everything she has.

830 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 31, 2015

About the author

Melissa is the author of the Celia's Journey series. The first four books in the series - The Book in the Attic, Key to the Past, Flash of Red, and Secrets, Letters, and Lies - are available now. Melissa lives in Florida where she spends her days typing away on her keyboard.

Reviews

[Leifschon Walker · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was very heartwarming and funny this was the best series I have ever read

This is one of the best series I ever read and the last book was by far the best one in the series

[Audrey Luker · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was by far one of my favorite series ever. I’m so sad it’s over and wish the series could go on forever, but all goods things must come to an end. I hope everyone enjoys going through Celia’s journey with her as much as I really truly did.

[Tracey Hoover · Rating 5 out of 5]

A series worth reading

This series was absolutely wonderful. The characters were so easy to fall in love with. Each book was awesome. The books had you cheering, crying, encouraging and on your seat with anticipation. I hated to see this series end. Not your typical good vs evil story line.

[Molly Wallace · Rating 3 out of 5]

boring

[caitlin]

0 queer people in the entire 7 book series #wasteful