Morana and her monster are at peace, the battle has been fought, and she came out a victor. Now she must step into her new role, no longer The Reaper of Sanorah, but something fiercer.
A Mother.
Along with the help of her four men, and a family not bound by blood, the Reaper Queen must step off her throne and pass along her crown to the next Valdis legend.
However you can take The Reapers out of Sanorah but you can’t take Sanorah out of The Reapers and maybe, just maybe it’s time for all the monsters to finally go home.
I was so looking forward to reading this book. I love Morana and her guys and I’m very happy Bo was able to give them the conclusion they deserve. This is an epilogue novella and let me tell you it was written beautifully. Even though I don’t like time jumps in epilogues I loved this book. It was so smoothly done that I didn’t even notice we jumped in time. We get to see Morana and her family through the years and dealing with being parents. The book is light and there aren’t any things mentioned from the past. There are also some funny moments typical for Morana. I loved that Emma became even more her partner in crime than before and the thing with Hades? Them coming back where everything began? Just perfect. I don’t think there could be a better ending than this. Even though I would love to see more Nash/Morana time. I miss him. I’m curious to see if we get a book with Bex though. Saying that I would be more than okay, if this was the last book in the Reapers world. This book deserves more than 5*!
This book was absolutely everything I needed out of Morana's story. This final (😭) addition to Morana's story is so bittersweet. I feel like this solely because I adore these characters and hate to see them go. In Redemption we get to see this family in a "normal" setting despite their backgrounds. There was a bit of steam, a whole lot of love, and even a few flashes to our favored psycho Morana. I love this series so much. I hope we eventually get to slide back into this world with future generations but only time will tell.
This book was like coming home. It was great to jump back into the Reaper world with Morana and her men.
At the end of the last book we got to see the normal and we get to see even more of that on this book. Now can the reapers and Morana who is known for her stabbing stay that way...ehhh. Either way I enjoyed seeing the way this family has grown from the very beginning.
This series has definitely been one of my faves. While I'm sad to see it go I'm happy that No gave us the Reapers happy Ending.
Fantastic read. Amazing series. this is the long awaited Finale in the Reaper series. I have loved these characters so much and I have loved delving back into the reaper World. Morana is all grown up and the monsters are no longer under the bed. She is raising them. Morana has many new challenges to face and not ones she is prepared for. Amazing read. loved this world.
Damn i cant believe this is the finale of The Reapers series? Stab happy Morana (FMC) showed her sweeter side and so did the other reapers - Ranger, Hunter, Nash, Talin and Kesden too. Its hard not to like these bloody (quite literally but not in this book) characters. This novella tied it all up nicely with plenty of humour. Im sad its the end but it was a great way to go out. I just loved it
This is a perfect ending to the Reaper series and well worth the wait. It is a look into when a monster has monsters of her own. It is sweet, heartwarming, but still has all of what you would expect from Morana and her stabby self. I highly recommend this series, you are missing out if you haven't started this series.
This was the best ending to Morana’s story. Just the right amount of psycho and humor and I’m so happy we got to meet some of the babies. Once a Reaper, always a Reaper!
I reread the rest of the series prior to reading this last book. The growth and development of the characters is stellar. They must be read in order and there are true dark themes.
This is an epilogue, not much really happens. It just tells us how their lives have been with the kids around, pretty good addition but I thought there would be more of a plot just cause of the book cover. Overall, still pretty good read esp. if you missed the characters.
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I step into the house, the one I grew up in and I feel a strange warmth settle around me. It’s not like the fire that runs under my skin, tainting my cold dead heart and clouding my vision in a red haze of anger. It’s almost comforting. It’s like my brother is here, my warm half, my light. I smile to myself.
I swear I can feel a pressure settling around my shoulders. Like a brother wrapping you up in his strong arms and telling you everything is going to be okay.
With that I know my brother is here, and know he isn’t going to let anything happen to me.