Finale: Caraval Series Book 3

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And he did managed to even make me giggle at all those jealousy scenes 😭 He's dangerous, strong and obsessed with Tella.

I had a marvelous time as I was enjoying my hours by turning the pages and capturing my mind inside Caraval series’ colorful, perfectly designed and depicted world which is Wonderland meets many fairytales! I couldn’t even see straight as i read bc of the tears streaming my cheeks at how much i loved them. with every contemporary book i’ve witnessed, they all had repetition and miscommunication to drag on with the story.And the alternating perspectives of the sisters making those questionable choices did not do this story any favors, sadly. One of my pet-peeves is when an author tries to take an unlikable character and force the reader to like them by coming up with all of these mental gymnastics to excuse their problematic behavior over the previous books. It's never right to introduce your main villain, the big bad, in the final third of your series, especially if we're supposed to be so terrified of him. I love them both, but I feel like I bonded with Scarlett in Caraval and Stephanie Garber has written her characters to feel like friends. I can’t tell you much about whether they grow closer or farther apart because that would be very mean wouldn’t it.

She looked the way Love might have looked if Love looked in a mirror, infectiously happy and radiantly beautiful. We also get more insight into the Fates and characters such as Jacks, Legend and Scarlett’s mysterious count. this book made up for what the other books lacked (for the most part) from the mystery to the romance aspect! I will love you with every bone in my body, so that even after my heart stops beating, a part of me will remain to forever love you. I really liked Jack's character and although there was a little bit of a triangle forming between Tella, Jacks, and Legend, I liked how it didn't develop too much into one, it was still clear throughout where Tella's feelings lay, something which I was happy with.His steady gaze held hers as if he had no intention of ever looking away—as if maybe he’d been telling the truth when he’d said that he wanted to keep her here forever. We see all new types of magic and fates in this book, be ready for even more nonsense as the realms of reality are twisted and bent. The ending was amazing but not quite satisfying to me as there are so many things that were overlooked in this one like Legend's identity reveal and the bargain Tella made at the Vanished market. The writing leads you to visualise everything that happens in the book and will leave you mesmerised. tella didn’t get on my nerves as much within this book and i think it’s true character development on her part.

I couldn’t stand Tella in Caraval, but Legendary and Finale completely changed my feelings toward her, and I came to favor her over Scarlett. There was so much in the previous books and this one didn't have anything except for a LOT of cringey- very cringey- romance.

Tying up all of the loose ends from a series in an un-rushed, believable and satisfying manner is tricky. Series fans will enjoy the plentiful surprises in the conclusion to this tale of two sisters who are as daring in politics as they are in love. I want to worry to pieces about the characters, ship people I'm not supposed to ship, and fret over every choice they make. This third and final book continues on from where we left off in Legendary, I don’t want to overtly spoil that book, but we are met with romantic decisions, family conflicts and the threat of the fates! This could be because this is the first book that didn't have the suspenseful backing of the mystery of Legend's identity or a game of Caraval to keep the pace racing, or maybe it's the fact that I'm not a huge fan of love triangles, slow burning, repetitive descriptions, and endings that so neat and tidy that they are beyond happily ever after.