Reth’s story arc was surprising to me, as we are given to understand the fey are eternal and changeless. In a moment of exasperation, he says, “You take a tremendous amount of leading to make the correct choices.” The theme of being true to yourself and not allowing yourself to be absorbed in someone else was as striking as ever as Reth – the gorgeous golden trickster – continues to guide Evie as best he can toward the choice he believes is best. It’s one of those endings that delivers exactly what you didn’t know you were hoping for all along.Īs in the first and second books, Evie’s voice is endearing and funny.

Somehow all the loose ends I’d been worrying about throughout the series got tied off in a gorgeous, complicated bow. I never could have imagined it would end the way it did. It’s superb! It’s exciting and epic and well-crafted. It fulfilled all the promises of the story. The middle book served its purpose as a bridge, but left me wanting so much more of Lend, Reth, and Evie. The first book redefined my expectations for the paranormal genre. Needless to say, when my book arrived the afternoon of July24th (Happy Pioneer Day to me!), I gobbled it up. So last week some time I was exactly 80 pages into Endlessly, the third and final book in the Paranormalcy trilogy, and craving more. When I first get notice in my email about these deals, I LOVE HarperTeen.īut when I hit the end of the sample… Boo HarperTeen! It’s almost torture to get so far into a story only to have to wait for release day! Because I’m such a Kiersten White fan girl, I’ve begun all of her books this way. HarperTeen does this thing where they let people read the first seventy-or-so pages of an upcoming new release online - in order to whet our appetites and boost sales.

Endlessly by kiersten white