Rating: 3/5 
 ***Spoilers for the last two books, minor spoilers for this book*** 
 I was excited to finish off this series. I wasn't really a huge fan of the last two books, but I hate leaving a series unfinished so I decided to read this one. I was an okay read, and not an overly strong or weak end to the trilogy. 
 I found myself pretty bored for the first half of the book. The first half basically consisted of Allie's group travelling so they could stop Sarren from getting to Eden and going all psychopath on the last vampire free sanctuary. There was quite a bit of action during this time, don't get me wrong, but I just found the travelling pretty boring. 
 The synopsis made it sound like Allie would become all emotionless and monster-like for a while, but in actuality it didn't last as long as I had hoped. I really liked Jackal in this book. He was the comic relief that this book needed with such a dark story, and his sarcastic quips always amused me. He's gone through a ton of character development since the second book as well. Kanin was a pretty disappointing character for me during this book. He just always seemed like a presence in the shadows to me, and he barely spoke. I would only remember he was there when there was dialogue or when they were fighting rabids, and even then, he was only mentioned in passing with something like "Kanin sunk his knife into a rabid's throat with the accuracy of a Master" or other things like that. 
 I really only started getting into this book in the last quarter or so, where it began to get pretty intense. I feel like the ending wasn't as strong as it could've been, but I still think it was good overall. 
 This wasn't really the strong ending of the trilogy that I was hoping to read, but it was still a decent read nonetheless. I feel like Kagawa writes Fey better than she writes vampires. I think I'm going to start the spinoff series of The Iron Fey this summer, which I'm really looking forward to!