This book disappointed me so much. I should have known that by how much I was annoyed and frustrated with how the miscarriage was handled in the previous book, but though the plot was well written and parts of the book were great, Felicia’s ending and Eli’s actions absolutely ruined this entire series for me. I feel like this series could have ended any other way, and it would have been ok, but this felt like a massive letdown.

This isn't a series I would easily recommend to most people despite the fact I have read every book and am definitely interested in seeing what happens next. I appreciate a lot in this series: the semi-apocalyptic/alternate history, pseudo western setting and a main character who is strong and knows what she wants yet is kind of unlikeable. It's definitely different. I just don't see it appealing to most of my urban fantasy reading friends.

I appreciated catching up with Lizbeth and family and the fact that the author doesn't mind throwing the reader a curve ball and there are several in this book.

If you liked the others books in this series, you will like this one. This is definitely not a book to start with. Previous events are mentioned and you need to understand the relationships and why they are that way, not to mention the world Lizabeth lives in.

I'm torn between an OK and like rating. It's hard for me to be warm towards Lizbeth unlike Aurora or Sookie (two other main characters in other series by Harris) and really like this strange world.

I received my copy from Netgalley in exchange for my honest review.

Last book in the series and spoiler alert. Everyone goes their,own leaving me wanting more. There is tension and action. Here’
.also romantic times but they are not to last. Seems some will tear apart while others will get together. Hope for more. Plenty of loose ends.

The next in this engaging Gunnie Rose series finds our heroine, her grigori husband, and her sister back in San Diego for a marriage mart. This installment is typical of the series, and if you enjoyed the previous books, you will enjoy this one. Without giving away any spoilers, I've found that Harris' different series do move main characters along in a narrative in ways that are meaningful and sometimes surprising. Thanks for the ARC. I'm looking forward to more books in this series.