**Thanks to NetGalley for this ARC. This review is my opinion**

I did enjoy the setting of this book. Human trafficking is a HUGE problem, even in my home state of Florida. I never thought it could happen so close to home. I also enjoy anything India-related, so seeing the country in a book is usually an easy way to grab my attention. The author did a good job, but I since I did not read the previous books, I did feel a little lost. That is on me, so I will be starting the series form the start so I have a better grasp on the worldbuilding. Still, a great book!

FTC Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of this book from NetGalley. These are my honest thoughts.

This book was a wonderful conclusion to the India Street Kids trilogy. I enjoyed reading the journey Jasmina was on to try to save her family and also other street kids like her. It was fantastic to see the danger and twists ramped up in this installment. There were a few times where I found myself holding my breath in anticipation and a bit of dread as to what might happen next. This story was unpredictable in a great way.

Very satisfying ending to a really solid short series. Glad I followed Jasmina on her journey to reclaim her family.