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.