The long awaited finale and I was so ready. That's a lie, I wasn't. I have been so nervous for this for many reasons. 1. Because I hate finishing series I always get so sad. 2. It's been a bit. 3. I know Nisha is going to put us through the dang ringer. And she did!!! Dang woman. The first half of this book took me a little bit but then I was zooming. I'm so sad this series is over but what a fun one it was! I'm excited for more Tuli books this year!

I really wanted to like Tales of the Queen’s Heart, but it just didn’t live up to my expectations. The premise had potential, and there were a few moments of intrigue, but overall, the pacing was slow, and the characters felt underdeveloped. The writing style was decent, but the dialogue often felt forced, making it hard to connect with the story.

There were also some plot points that seemed rushed or underexplored, leaving me with more questions than answers. I kept hoping for a turning point that would draw me in, but it never quite delivered. While I can see how some readers might enjoy the world-building, it wasn’t enough to keep me engaged.

Unfortunately, this one just wasn’t for me.

First of all- a HUGE thank you to Nisha, her team, and NetGalley for allowing me access to an ARC copy of this book to review.

What a beautiful ending to a great series! It really felt like all of the loose ends were tied up and everyone ended where they were meant to be. Tyrs story was so heartbreaking and I was glad he could find peace by the end. Getting to see Lor and Nadir work in tandem and show just how connected they were through their mate bond this book was a highlight.

I recommend rereading previous books before getting into this one. I hadn’t read Fate since I first received it in March, and I had forgetten quite a few details that didn’t have refreshers in this book. I spent the first third of the book going back and forth to remind myself!

I loved the callback to Trial by forcing Lor and Nadir into Herric’s games, but I wish there had been more interaction or knowledge of him prior to them running into the Underworld. Having Lor unaware of Rion’s true motives until the end of the book was disjointed and I wanted more time in the Underworld. Other than that, it was a perfect ending for me!!

I can’t wait to see what else comes from Nisha in the future ❤️

This one drug out and seems a little scattered compared to the first three. I still enjoyed it and glad everyone got their happy ending. , except atlas and Rion… f those guys.

Did I go back and re read the first three books in this series while waiting for this book, you bet I did and I don't regret a moment.

This book was chef's kiss of an ending to an amazing book series that had so many twist and turns I didn't want it to end, while also not knowing where it was going, in the best way.

Tale of the Heart Queen by Nisha J. Tuli is the perfect conclusion to this incredible series. The book picks up right where the last one left off, diving straight into action and bringing Lor and Nadir’s journey to an emotional and satisfying close. Their love story, full of depth and devotion, reaches its peak, while the arcs of other characters like Gabriel, Tyr, and even Rion, are wrapped up beautifully.

The stakes are higher than ever as they fight to defeat the Sun King and restore the Heart Kingdom, with plenty of tension and emotional moments that had me on the edge of my seat. While I missed the lighter humor from Lor's perspective, the multiple POVs add richness to the story.
Nadir is the ultimate book boyfriend, and their love story remains the heart of the series.

Though I’m sad to say goodbye, the conclusion ties up every plotline, answers all the questions, and leaves me grateful for the journey. If you love slow-burn romance, high-stakes fantasy, and unforgettable characters, this series is a must-read.

A wonderful conclusion to a great series! It's a great ending with a well earned happily ever after that readers will find satisfying.

The perfect conclusion to one of my all-time favorite romantasy series ever!!!

Tuli did a phenomenal job in closing storylines from multiple books, while allowing room for character growth and the HEA that Lor and Nadir deserved. Highly bingeable and will all the satisfying steam I now expect in a Tuli book.

This was a nice bow tied up to finish the Ouranos Series! Lor is a bad bi*ch and I was utterly obsessed with her and Nadir - all that to say I loved the FMC and MMC. The side characters were well defined by this book so it was great to have POV's, and I especially loved getting to see more from Gabe's POV. While it was wonderfully all buttoned up, a ton happened in this book, and everything was finished up almost a little too easily. The series overall was addicting, and I inhaled it. I loved the diversity and representation as well. Definitely recommend the series!

Thank you Nisha, publishers, & Netgalley for yet another ARC!

I absolutely LOVED this series and was not ready for it to end. This was such an incredible conclusion to such a complex, fascinating world and I love this series and am constantly begging my friends to read it so I have someone to discuss it with. Will def be on my reread list in the near future. 4 ⭐️

I loved this conclusion to the Ouranos series, not just for the fantastic story ending to Lor and Nadir’s emotional wrecking ball of a relationship but the setup for potential side character spin-off stories. I don’t know if Nisha Tupi plans to return to the world of Ouranos again but Gods I really hope she does. This book left me a ball of mess and I wish I could do it all over again for the first time.

Just read it! the whole series is fantastic and I will always put Nisha Tuli on my must read list from here on out!

The last book in this series really tied everything up nicely for me. This is a series I would definitely reread for sure, I've also recommended it to people who love ACOTAR and Fourth Wing

This was an epic conclusion to an epic fantasy series! A must read!
This book added more world-altering threats to the plot as the evil forces become more known, strengthening my urge and stress that Lor and Nadir and co would be successful. The conclusion wraps up the story and series in a very satisfying manner.

thank you netgalley & publisher, forever, for gifting me an e-arc in exchange for a review.

some spoilers ahead, read at your own risk!

wow, what an amazing series! tale of the heart queen wrapped up the series so well! all of our questions were (finally) answered!

i loved the storyline/plot of this book, and adored the characters & side characters! as much as i dislike the aurora king, i’m happy he came to his senses (a little too late) at the end, and nadir had gotten some sort of closure. i’m also so happy that tor volunteered to go into the evanescence in replace of lor, which i kind of suspected would happen.

i did find the story a little slower paced during some parts, but overall i enjoyed it!

what to expect:
- strong fmc
- morally grey mmc
- touch her/him & die
- fated mates
- enemies to lovers
- found family

I couldn’t wait for this release and it did not disappoint. Im so thankful to have gotten an arc. This whole series was so fun and I really enjoyed it

What a great conclusion to the Artefacts of Ouranos series! Each book in this series got better and better, and I had a great time with it.

The most perfect ending for one of my new favorite romantasy series!

I loved all the new POVs in this, and getting to read about Lor and crew getting to interact with other rulers & Gods.

I absolutely love this fantasy romance series! The characters are like a second family to me now. This is the third book in this amazing series! Highly recommend everybody read this. It is so addictive! The world building is top-tier.

The perfect ending. I will say halfway through this book I was wishing it wasn’t so long! I liked getting Gabriel’s POV but also could have done without it. Especially since we weren’t getting any from the other kingdoms.

I was also shocked to know you could just walk into the underworld… figured it would be harder to get in like it is to see Zerra.

I’m so happy Tyr got to redeem himself, I could not imagine the pain he must have went through. And that Gabriel can visit him often.

Lor and Nadir finally get to be free and for that there is no better ending.