Reviews
Alex Landau@daetura
I appreciated that this book explored the villain of the series more and while giving reasons behind his actions, doesn't forgive them. I love that Xander really got to step up and be important and honestly it was really well wrapped up trilogy.
Ruth Parker @ruth
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