I didn’t realize this was only going to be a trilogy, for some reason I thought 5 queendoms, 5 book. Silly me. This was a good ending to the trilogy. I greatly loved the characters who stepped up and how everything finished. It flowed well with the previous two books and I felt myself more connected with some of the characters in this book than the other two.

The pacing was well, the story was intricate. It was well done.

Thank you NetGalley and thank you to the publisher for the chance to read this earc.

After loving the first two books, I was excited to get the third and last book in this trilogy. Now that the girl drought has ended, things begin to happen that change how life was looked at. The Underworlds play a big role in this story and Sessadon, the deceased sorcerer, has some nepharous plans that help add tension to the plot. All of the lands in the Queendom and their peoples emerge in this story as a fragile peace begin. There are a lot of characters in this story and there is a list of characters at the beginning that help make sense of it all until you learn about each character within the story. I liked that some of my favorite characters in the other books made appearances here, such as Fasiq, the giant. As the last book in trilogy, the author does a nice job tying up loose ends and provides some closure to storylines.
The author does a fantastic job of describing this fictitious lands and royal houses. I could picture the walls, rooms, and Underworld which is so important in a fantasy book. The characters were well developed with some you love and some you love to hate.
If you are looking for an immersive fantasy series, I highly recommend Scorpica, Arca, and now Sestia!
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Thank you Saga Press and Net Galley for a complimentary copy. All opinions expressed are my own.