This final novel in the Green Bone Saga is far-reaching in so many ways. Bringing in the strings of multiple characters across a number of years throughout the more than 700 pages, Lee gives readers exactly what we needed in this final portion of the series. With deep love for the Kauls, the clans and their Green Bone warriors, the tropes of political espionage, Ayt Mada's forever deep and vicious plans, and sadness at friends whose stories are now concluded, I end this series. If you're searching for an epic urban fantasy with a family of lovable and brilliant gangsters, look no further. 

I'll miss these characters and applaud Lee for the materpiece that is the Green Bone Saga. 

CW as with the rest of this series for violence, sometimes graphic, albeit a more moderate warning for this novel than the others in my opinion.