Similar to the other books in this series, I flew through this story, eager to resolve some of the questions I’ve had throughout the series. While there were definitely some plot holes, grammatical errors, and a rushed resolution in the last chapters, I do think that everything was pretty much wrapped up in a satisfying way? I wouldn’t say this book is meant to be intellectually challenging, but if you’re in the mood for a quick, fae-fantasy story with lots of spice, this will get the job done. I was happy to see Reyna and Maz finally grow as characters, but wished there could have been a little more at the end than a

wedding and hint the she was pregnant.

Overall, I enjoyed the series and it was perfect for binging while being snowed in to my house. 

It was honestly just really bad. I was so close to finished but the book was getting worse and worse and all tension had evaporated. It was painful. I just couldnt bring myself to read the last 70ish pages. I valued my time

I enjoyed the first few books but this one flops hard. Such rushed conclusions and the book itself had so many typos and poorly formed sentences. The whole book felt rushed and not properly part of the first 3 in the series. 

I really wanted to love this series but it could have used a more concrete plot line (and an editor). The many intertwining story lines were rushed to be wrapped up at the end, leaving many questions and subplots unanswered and unfinished. Overall, it was a quick and easy fantasy-romance read. The foundation was there but the execution just didn’t do it for me.