So easy to rate this book: 5 stars 
 Greatcoats definitely earned their place among my favorite series. Tyrant's Throne didn't disappoint and was a very satisfying conclusion to a very good series. 
 The book was a fast and easy read, with great fighting scenes, but above everything else, Sebastien de Castell created great characters that easily found their way into my heart. I love the main trio, Falcio, Kest and Brasti. Most of the best scenes are the ones with the three of them getting into any kind of trouble they can find: 
 Gentlemen,' I said to Kest and Brasti, 'I'm of a mind to attempt something rather daring and heroic.' 
 Brasti grinned. 'I assume this preposterous venture of yours is doomed to fail?' 
 'Assuredly. But we're going to do it anyway. You know why?' 
 Kest had a broad smile, one I'd rarely seen before. 'Because preposterous heroics are the only things we've ever been good at. 
 This time however, the stakes are higher than they've ever been. The fate of entire country is in their hands. Only, the country is already broken...is it even worth saving? 
 "What if people didn't need outdated heroics and idealism? What if they didn't need Greatcoats at all? What if the one thing my country needed most to survive was a tyrant?" 
 I loved the last 1/3 of the book the most. It made me feel all kind of emotions, from making me laugh to making my cry and breaking my heart...but this is exactly why I loved it. It's not just a simple story that you enjoy but easily forget, it's much bigger and deeper, very memorable and with lots of important lessons. I love the friendship between the characters, and that they weren't perfect, but they were just human beings. They made mistakes, their past was often very dark, but that wasn't important, it didn't stop them and didn't define them. 
 I also love that even in the darkest moments, there was always place for hope, optimism and humor. 
 Greatcoats is the series that gets better with every book. The last two books were definitely my favorite, and I loved how the author wrapped everything up in Tyrant's Throne. All the questions from previous books were answered, the most important ones, like the one about missing Greatcoats, or little less important, but equally interesting, like how did Falcio win that duel with Kest?!;) There are pretty satisfying answers to these questions and many more. 
 My only problem with Tyrant's Throne is that it's supposed to be the last book...but I really hope that I will see more of my favourite characters one day...this can't be the end;) 
 No matter if it's really the end of Greatcoats or not, Sebastien de Castell joined the list of my favorite authors and I will definitely pick up any new series he decides to write.