The Final Gambit: Jennifer Lynn Barnes (The Inheritance Games, 3)

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I know a lot of y’all are #TeamJameson (don’t worry, we can still be friends), but can we just talk about Grayson for un momento.

long story short, i wish this book didn’t have romance, or at the very least a love triangle where it wasn’t necessary. focusing on the mystery would’ve made me less annoyed at this book. In the past six weeks, I’d been shot at, blown up, kidnapped, and paraded around as the living, breathing embodiment of Cinderella stories. To the world, I was a scandal, a mystery, a curiosity, a fantasy.”Thanks for being exactly like Tobias Hawthorne miss Jennifer Lynn Barnes, you took a character everyone adores and twisted his personality into someone who's absolutely frustrating or unlovable. JLB knew that the character holds a special place in the majority of the fans' hearts but you'll find your heart breaking for him, not in a good way. JLB played us fans like pawns in her own game. In one last game, Avery’s life, love, and fortune will be on the line. Does she have what it takes to solve the puzzle?

And keep in mind, this is an entirely new world for Avery. She is now in the realm of the uber-rich; the jet-setting elites who she has never interacted with before. With this comes a new set of challenges, including PR-issues, something Avery never would have thought of before.

i knew better than to remind grayson hawthorne of a broken promise. i didn't have a right to ask this of him, to ask anything of him. i was with jameson. i loved jameson." The FairyLoot limited edition has an exclusive cover with foil, a foil design on the hardcover, stencil sprayed edges, endpaper character art, and is signed by the author. i cant say without wither spoiling or getting mad so… just know that its a shit ton of mystery duh and uhhh good plot twists but it was all crammed at the ending and was too much that it got messy In case you missed it, the final book in The Inheritance Games series is coming soon on 30 August 2022! A lot of the stuff that happened in the last few chapters were pretty random and also unrealistic. Sometimes, some of the things that happened felt way too convenient. I wasn’t exactly on the edge of my seat like I was for book one. Then there’s also the issue of how there were way too many plot points in this book to begin with. Yes, most of the questions from book one are answered in this one but there was an awful lot of new stuff being added and instead of majorly building on what we already had, we got a lot of additional content.