Name: Queen of Light
ISBN: 9781951738365

Meg Anne

Kiri Helena Solene is done burying her loved ones. She is going to put an end to this war, one way or another.

Queen of Light

Candyce Kirk

I want to start off by thanking the author for the ARC I received of Queen of Light.
After reading this series, I was really curious on how this would end. Helena is still getting used to everything, I mean it's been less than a year since she found out she was more than she ever believed. Queen of Light was filled with everything I was hoping love, friendship, family and of course an epic battle.
Helena is still surprised with all the support she has gotten, but still isn't sure how she's supposed to beat Rowena. She always seems to be a step ahead of them. This gets really frustrating and Helena is tired of losing people and seeing other lose their loved ones. Unfortunately she knows this is something inevitable when it comes to war. The pacing in this book is really good, we get some action early on, but it slowly picks up giving us a chance to learn what Helena and her circle plan on doing.
Ronan and Von are my favorite characters. They're sarcastic and even arrogant at times, but their love runs deeply and it shows. This is a way of describing the whole Circle, but those two in particular.
The only thing I really missed in this book is I guess is Helena developing her powers. She gets stronger during these books, but I would've loved to read more about how everything started developing.
I loved how everything was described in this book and I could picture being on the battlefield with them. Meg Anne wasn't afraid to get rough with some of her characters and not everyone gets their happily ever after in this series. Even with a war on its way, I love how she took the time for us to see more of Helena and Von, but also his brother and Serena. The different POVs throughtout the book really helped stay sucked into this story and I'm sad it's over. The ending makes me wonder if we won't eventually get more in this world though. One can only hope.