"When you live without someone for as long as I have, love becomes this abstract concept, something you attach to a memory. And when memories are that old, they feel like dreams, and you wonder if any of it was real, or if your mind created it all." 
 Well, then. Everything has finally come full-circle. I'm not gonna lie - this book sort of felt like a regurgitation of the first two but the thing is... I didn't fucking care. I love this world - I loved reading through Serenity - not so much The King. It humanized him a little too much for me. 
 But Serenity? She made it all worth it. 
 5 stars, thanks to Laura Thalassa for giving me one of my all-time favourite reads. 
 P.S I find the name evolution quite ironic - Serenity Free-man to Serenity Lazuli. Actually, being Serenity Lazuli was probably the free-est she ever felt - I remember in the first book that she had no control over her life and the general said so but in come circa in the third book, she had more choices than she's ever had. 
 Review for the first The Queen of All that Dies book.