OH MY FREAKING GOSH. I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S DONE. I WANT NEED MORE. 
 Why in the world is this only a trilogy can I please just have a novel where it's just human William and Raven because that ending got me in shambles. At the beginning from the middle part of the story I realized how much I missed William so much like all of my feelings from the past 2 books resurfaced and basically overflowed. 
 One thing that I liked about this book was that it was such a good ending for the trilogy because it was a mix of closure and cliff-hangers at the same time. I know it sounds weird when I say it like that but it's true, I'm satisfied yet I crave for more, especially now that they're both human. WILLIAM IS HUMAN. OH MY GOD. 
 When he surrendered himself to Father Kavanaugh I knew from the start that little son of a bitch was going to lie all throughout. I get that he only cares about Raven's safety but oh my god, the way he kept saying that William was a demon annoyed the crap out of me. Raven is a grown woman ok? She can handle herself, you ignorant scum. When they "killed" him, I couldn't even move on to the next page because I was in a constant state of denial because in my head, I was just basically saying, that he's a fucking vampire and HE CAN'T DIE. But since the way they killed him was through a ritual, it made it so believable that I couldn't deal with life anymore. 
 I hoped that he wasn't dead. 
 BECAUSE HE CAN'T BE DEAD. 
 Damn it. 
 And there you have it, of course, the plot twist. He ends up surviving and becomes a 40 year old version of his human self. LITERALLY had to stop everything and process the whole situation because I kind of felt for Raven. Can you imagine your vampire boyfriend, murdered in front of your own eyes, only then to find out that he survived as a human and aged normally now. WHAT IN THE WORLD EVEN IS THIS. <-- I CAN'T EVEN GRAMMAR PROPERLY LOL. 
 This story as a whole was such an exciting read!! I loved the plot twists and I really liked how they introduced The Roman as William's "Father" because then I got to read about what really happened with him when he became a vampire, plus the explanation of William towards the end when he became human, about not fully becoming a vampire because he didn't really give in to despair was another interesting story arc. Basically this whole thing was well thought of and well written that it gave me 100 heart attacks. 
 I also got a glimpse of Gabriel and Julia in some chapters, I have yet to read their story actually but so far, I understand the connection of the two series and I think that's it's great how he managed to create 2 different things and relate them to each other. 
 I'm hoping that there will be a novella for human William and Raven like I just need more of that because I need my human William fix like even if the book was just about him going to the grocery and doing human stuff would get me going. 
 Please, Sylvain Reynard. Please.