A perfect way to end a fantastic series!

This was such a great way to end the trilogy! I'll start off by saying that if you haven't read the first two books, you will be lost on this one, so you should check those out first (book one is one of my favourite audible books).
Anyway, this takes place a little while after book two. Derek is still going out into the field, despite his status as a council member. There is still the after effects of his sister's experiments in book two, along with certain members of the council being less than fond of him.
With a book like this I'm never sure how much to say about the plot in a review, because I don't want to give away the twists and surprises(and boy, there are some that literally had me standing up and yelling "What?!"). If you've read the other two, you have an idea about the world itself, and maybe what you can expect as a reader.
The characters were once again a standout for me, because they're not the usual one dimensional, 'good' or 'bad'. Instead they were layered and complex and they felt genuinely real to me.
Also, the way this slots into The United Federation of Monsters was particularly well done. It adds depth to other books in the franchise, especially ones like Bright Blade.
All in all, this is by far the best book of the trilogy, which is no mean feat. I loved every page of this one and part of me wants to re-relisten to it already.
I can't recommend this book enough. It was AMAZING!
And as always, Kafer was the perfect narrator for this story. His deep voice really made the world come alive.

You voted on this review!

You reported this review!