This book is a good read to do in between major emotional damaging books ⭐️ ⭐️ .5. Decent little adventure that pulls you in, but not super immersive. Last book in the series.

These books are short, super quick reads. The first two and the last two could have been combined into a duology, to be honest.

(((THIS BOOK HAS AN ABRUPT TONAL CHANGE FROM THE PREVIOUS BOOKS))


Synopsis: The trials and games are still going on, but now they’re in the gold court. More adventure, more violence, more answers. Everything gets tied up in a nice little unrealistic bow.

This is set in a Norse-mythology type setting, but it’s also set up like a typical fantasy, with Norse words. Honestly, it was a really bad attempt at trying their hand at Norse myths and seems like an afterthought. There is a “dictionary” of words at the beginning of the book for those who don’t know what some of the words mean.



***QUOTES, TROPES AND CHARACTERS MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS***







Tropes: Enemies to lovers, trials & games, riddles, forced proximity, touch her and die, HEA (happily ever after)

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