Our heroine, Daire, is still grieving for her beloved Grandmother, Paloma. But, she is using this time to train. To become stronger. Things are wonderful with Dace but she just can't let herself relax and enjoy what she has. 
 "Dreaming of the future is a frivolous indulgence I cannot afford. Paloma warned me from the start that Seekers are not known for their longevity - and their romantic relationships always end tragically. Shirking all thoughts of the past along with all wishes for the future, I settle into the present-the only moment I can ever truly claim for my own." 
 This is truly a battle of good vs. evil. Of light vs. dark. Keep in mind, not even a year ago when we first met Daire, she had never even met her Grandmother. Had no idea of her heritage. Of what her destiny had in store for her. Of her "fated." And now, she is bracing for the final battle. How can she defeat the Richters? They always seem to be one step ahead of her. 
 "There's only one force more powerful than evil-" I blink a few times, drawing a blank on what that might be. Clearly, he's not referring to me. No Seeker has ever successfully kept evil at bay-or at least not for very long. "Love." 
 Can love truly save Dace from the beast growing stronger inside him? Can Daire find a way to defeat the Richters for good and save the people of Enchantment? I loved this entire series. The final book was a little slower than some of the others but all things are brought to a heart stopping conclusion. I would have liked that it ended there, though. I didn't much care for the epilogue. But, aside from that, I highly recommend this series. 
 "And suddenly I understand the very truth of our existence. It wasn't just the twins who were connected-we are all connected. Each and every one of us has a role, a duty, to sustain each other and keep the world balanced. 
 "That's the thing about the horizon. Every step leads you toward it, but you can never quite reach it. But, maybe that's a good thing? Maybe its nature's way of reminding us to never give up-to always keep striving."