Locked doors are opening, and magical creatures are tumbling
through mysterious portals from Mag Mell, the world-between-worlds, into the
streets of Chicago. Meanwhile, the romance between seventeen-year-old Teagan,
who is part goblin, and the alluring bad boy Finn Mac Cumhaill is heating
up….which is awkward, to say the least, considering he is bound by a family
curse to fight goblins his entire life. Celtic mythology, adventure, and
paranormal romance fuse in the electrifying finale of the Goblin Wars trilogy.
Sad day. I’ve been waiting for the end to this trilogy for a
year now and after reading it, I was let down. I wanted to like it just as much
as the first two, and I tried I really really tried, but I just don’t. It felt
flat for me. It just seemed to randomly put new characters in and old
characters acting out of character and people dying and just confusingness.
There was enough to tie all the books together, but I got a little lost as to
how certain aspects (which I will not spoil the book by relating) fit into the
grand scheme of things. That and one of my favorite characters died and I
really didn’t want that to happen…I swear the author could’ve saved them. It
seemed a waste and I don’t know how it furthered the plot, but perhaps by that
time I was already irritated enough to find it flawed. Oh well. Sad day.
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