I love this series but if this is truly the final book, I feel a little bit let down. There really is no true big battle. Vanessa steals all the conflict characters and hides them. From there the kids are looking not only for Vanessa but the conflict characters. This leads to very little conflict in the book itself. Ghosts are added, and of course there are the guards in the park. Outside of that there is very little for the kids to fight against. Mostly they are trying to solve a riddle in hopes of finding everyone. I love that they went to Neverland and tied in Tinker Bell. Overall though this book was just kind of underwhelming. I hope that there might be more in the future, with a different series. Yet I understand if this journey of kingdom keepers has truly reached its conclusion.
Thank you to Disney Publishing and Netgalley for allowing me to read an advance copy of this title.

Kingdom Keepers: Inheritance: The Final Draw is the conclusion to this series. To understand the story and characters, this series needs to be read in order. Overall, I enjoyed The Final Draw but something about it felt a little choppy to me at parts.

Kingdom Keepers: Inheritance: The Final Draw by Ridley Pearson is a thrilling conclusion to the Kingdom Keepers series, a saga that has captivated readers with its blend of Disney magic and heart-pounding adventure. In this final installment, Pearson ramps up the stakes with Ursula unleashing the ultimate villainous army, threatening the very existence of the Disney parks. The action is non-stop, with Eli and his friends racing against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of their beloved world.

Pearson’s masterful storytelling ties up the complex narrative threads with magical flair and unexpected twists. The stakes have never been higher, and fans will appreciate the emotional depth and growth of the characters, especially as they confront their greatest adversary yet. For anyone who has followed the Kingdom Keepers series, Inheritance: The Final Draw is a fitting and satisfying end, packed with the perfect mix of nostalgia, adventure, and heart. It's a must-read for fans of both Disney and action-packed fantasy.

Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for letting me review this book. This is one of my favorite series and happy yet sad it has reached its conclusion. Eli and his friends face challenges yet never give up.