~You know sometime when a beloved series come to an end,and in your mind you pictured a certain ending. But the truth is you can never be satisfied, because you've wish the series would just keep going? ->that's how I feel about King Tomb. 
 This is an eARC review, source from the publisher via NetGalley. 
 King Tomb really took me on a roller coaster ride, at first I was so excited to finally learn about the gender of Lily and Ezra's child. Then I was sad by the estrange relationship Lily and Anthony shared in the book. I was really looking forward to Lily and Ezra's reunited. And I was quite surprised how it actually went about. Let's just say there was nothing warm or happy about the reunion. But no worries, Ms Dawn didn't torment her readers long. Ezra figured out early on that he was the father of Lily's child and he and Lily were actually married. The ending though, I thought it was rushed and not entirely organized. 
 I think I would've like this book a bit longer (but I am greedy when it comes to a story I like). I am not sure the actual length of King Tomb yet, since I am reviewing an eARC copy. 
 Since King Tomb was mostly focus on Lily and Ezra, so when it comes to other parts of the book, say the war, and how the way Philip Masterson goes down. These other bits became more like a background and an afterthought in King Tomb. The actions of "war" part was quite short, I think merely a chapter. Jack and Pearl were notably absent throughout the book, and were only briefly mentioned in the very last part of the book. The "method" to hunt down Philip Masterson down was interesting, but it was still fairly short and quick, not to mention too easy. The lack of elaborations and explanations could make the readers easily missed the connection from King Cave. A small hint, it has to do with the deal that Lily made with "Clarice". 
 Something I would've like to see but was absent in King Tomb, remember the Vizoac (lions) from King Cave? Well, sadly they basically have no use in this war, at least not the way this book was written. In fact they were hardly mentioned, which was quite disappointed since I've loved reading about them. 
 I am not entirely sure how I feel about Anthony's surprised situation, I thought it seem a bit force and out of place. I don't recalled even slight of possibility from the previous books. I get the wow, and surprise effect. But really, the situation was baffled and mostly weird, awkward for me. 
 So did it all make sense in the end? Well maybe, maybe not. I think it really depends on how you read this book, for me I mainly focus on Lily and Ezra, everything else was secondary. And with that mind set, even though some of the theories and results seem vague and somewhat scatter, I get the idea and was okay with them. 
 I am sad to know there will be no more books about Lily and Ezra, but in a way King Tomb was a perfect ending to the first forevermore trilogy. I look forward to read the next new trilogy of the Forevermore series. 
 Fans of Ms Dawn will not be disappoint, you will find all the good stuff we like about Ms Dawn's writing in King Tomb. If you are new to Scarlett Dawn's book, definitely start reading today! Ms Dawn's writing style really draws you in and take you on a ride along with all of her lovely characters. 
 Happy reading! XO