I thought I wasn’t ready for the emotional rollercoaster of the first book, but I’ll be dammed, I was definitely not ready for the introspective self discovery journey I embarked reading the third.

It was far from perfect, some triggering contents could’ve been dealt with better, and the ending lacked closure, I guess. I would’ve like to see more of Bellerose and to see Lancaster completely fucked (not in a fun way), and just closure for the other characters as well.

And if I’m being honest The Nathaniel-Caspian plot kinda sucked, because I lost the connection to Caspian, and in the end I was hoping they wouldn’t end up together because the important thing was for them to choose themselves and their own happiness, even if it meant being apart, which after what happened would’ve been the mature and healthy decision, at least for a while.

Anyway, even with all its flaws, this book and Arden’s journey through heartbreak and self-acceptance will always have a home with me.

Now I need a kinky novella of these two getting married, in domestic bliss, at least two cats, Ellery hitting it off with Nik, George hitting it off with everybody

I can't even begin to describe the impact of this book on me. It's probably the best thing I've read in a really long time, holy f*ck.

Man, just when you think it can’t get better…

A bit more fanservice and predictable than the first, but still a great novel. This is shaping to be one of my favourite fantasy series.