Rating: 3.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers, HUGE spoilers for books 1 & 2*** 
 After being "killed" by Kierran, Ethan wakes up. It turns out that he was only dead for moments before his heart started beating again, but he has been in a comatose state in Mag Tuiredh for weeks. When he wakes, he discovers that Kierran has now sided with the First Queen, and plans to go to war with the courts to return Faery to the state it was in before the courts, with only one queen ruling all. Ethan realizes he needs to stop this, and that everything was caused by the amulet. After learning that the amulet can only be destroyed by Kierran himself, Ethan, Kenzie, Razor, and some companions picked up along the way seek out Annwyl so that they can recover the amulet and hopefully convince Keirran to destroy it. 
 It feels strange seeing another Iron Fey series come to an end. I read the original series growing up and I loved it. Now that this spinoff series has come to an end, I feel both happy and sad. Reminiscing aside, I thought this was a pretty good finale to the series. However, I do have to say that it wasn't quite unexpected, and that most of my predictions throughout the book were correct. Regardless, it was the finale I'm sure we all wanted so I was happy to get it. Everything wraps up quite nicely, and we get to see how everyone ended up, even Todd and Kenzie's dad. At the very end Julie Kagawa says she is done with the series for now but it's always possible to come back to the world. As much as I want to see more of these characters I feel like if she is to revisit the world, making whole new characters may be better, since these ones have in my opinion already reached their end. 
 I know in the last book I started to get annoyed with Ethan, but I think he was a lot better in this one. I didn't really have any moments where I had an overwhelming urge to slap him and point out something obvious. In this book we also see how much Kenzie has come into her own in terms of Faery, and how she doesn't need to hide behind Ethan. There are several times where she is the reason why the group got past some obstacle, and I really like that she isn't just a cowering love interest. In fact, Kenzie's character development is one of my favourite things about this series. I was especially happy when (view spoiler)[ Ethan and Kenzie got to have their happily ever after together, just like Meghan and Ash. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I was happy with this as the end of the series. It brought everything to a close quite well, and I liked that we got to see where everyone ended up. I normally don't like books where it's just a whole lot of walking around, but there was enough going on in this book to keep me happy. I'll certainly miss this world, but it's been a long time since I read the original series so I may do a reread for that within the next few months. I'd definitely recommend this series to anyone who likes the Fae world!