Ahoy there me mateys! This book is the final one of The Sacred Throne trilogy. While I try to post no spoilers, if ye haven’t read the previous two then ye have been forewarned and continue at yer own peril . . .

I really did enjoy getting the conclusion to the story of Heloise. I thought the series be satisfying on the whole and book three was a quick and engaging read. The highlight of this series for me were the character interactions and struggles. I actually liked Heloise’s viewpoints and changing inter-personal relationships more than the magic and action scenes. The other interesting takeaway was that the middle book of the trilogy was me favourite. I am hard pressed to think of another trilogy where that be the case.

The minor issue with book three be that some of the fighting sequences beggared belief. The odds were so overwhelming at times that I mentally rolled me eyes at Heloise’s successes. And yet her realistic suffering both mentally and physically kept me engrossed. The plot also had some very unexpected turns that I loved. I wasn’t a huge fan of how the demons were defeated but I am a huge Heloise fan for sure. Even if I don’t envy her future.

I am so glad that I didn’t give up on the trilogy after book one because this was a great series. All three novellas pack a punch and I highly recommend them. Arrr!