What an epic ending to a great trilogy!

The first two books had some fantastic world building and it all lead up to this epic conclusion filled with action ‘ betrayal ‘ found family

The suspense and action or inara and her friends really picks up in this book it had me not wanting to put it down

The last book in a series usually has the weight of all its predecessors on its shoulders and the question that people who want to but haven't started a series and many who have tend to ask is, in gymnastic terms, "did it stick the landing?" And, for me, this book gets an enthusiastic "yes!" I would go so far as to say that it is my favorite of the series. The vibrant cover is also my favorite of the series, but I digress. Where the first two books of the trilogy took on the majority of world-building and character establishment, Faithbreaker began by building suspense to the epic conclusion of this story. Narration continues with the familiar characters all getting to show their perspective, building slowly with longer chapters at the beginning, but as action picks up, perspectives switch much quicker to an epic crescendo. Full of of suspense, danger, friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice, the last book of this trilogy was a laudable ending to the tale of Inara, Kissen, Elo, and Skedi.
I received access to this eARC thru NetGalley (for which I want to thank NetGalley and the publisher, Harper Voyager) for an honest review. The opinion expressed here is my own.