This series has been one
of my all-time favourite series so I was looking forward to this book almost as
much as I was dreading it. I didn’t want to see the end but I really wanted Noc
to be rewarded for all that he had done and all that he was.
I, like many others, I am
sure, hated Franka. I could not see anyway she could ever redeem herself after
everything she had done previously. But of course I should have had more faith
in the talents of Kristen Ashley because of course she would make me not just
forgive Franka but to respect and admire her.
It goes without saying
that I loved all things Noc and I have been wanting him to get his own epic
love but he really wasn’t all that I had built him up in my head to be and I
feel bad for admitting I was a little bit disappointed. I don’t know I think I
have been spoiled by the men in the series and for me Noc just fell a little
short.
“You don’t have to thank me, Frannie. The gig is, you should expect that shit from me because that’s who I am to you. I’m yours. I’m your guy. And there’s nothing of mine that’s not yours to have.”
I loved seeing all the
little lose ends tied up but I again felt like it fell a little short of what I
was expecting. I wanted more of the secondary romance and maybe a little less
of the filler. It felt like they defeated the evil and saved the world in
Broken Dove and maybe that should have been the end. This book just didn’t have
the same feel as the rest of the series and there were moments I thought it was
going to be steered in that direction but they just didn’t eventuate.
In saying all of that it
is a normal well written, well edited Kristen Ashley book and I didn’t hate it
I just wanted so much to love it. And to be fair I don’t know if there was ever
a possibility of me being happy with the conclusion of this series. So I guess
I will finish by saying how sad I am it’s over and how grateful I am I can
revisit at any opportunity.
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