But I loved to see mythology in action and to understand every little detail that was left unsolved in the previous books. I didn’t want to know how Amani was going to free herself of the deal with the Djinn because OF COURSE something bad would happen. Mythology becoming reality was one of my favorite things in this book. Imin was already a low blow in TTTT, but I didn’t want to lose her as well *cries a river* I WAS SCREAMING AND CURSING SO MUCH you have no idea.Īnd Hala. I’m talking specifically of Sam BECAUSE WHY OML, WHY KILL ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHARACTERS EVER, WHY? HE DIDN’T DESERVE THAT 😭 And I’m also referring to that little game of choosing between Ahmed and Jin to kill. I talked and screamed out loud for this book, and when I didn’t like something I kept closing and opening the book again and again because I couldn’t cope and in no way was I ready to go on like it was nothing. When you think that nothing could go worse, you’ll be proven wrong many many times. This last book kept me on the edge of my sit from page 1 to the end.
She’s basically the chosen one and I couldn’t be happier that she had such a role in the Rebellion. In this book she’s the main character through and through. I can’t believe how much Amani has grown as well. Not one time was I let down (except again when the author was so cruel with my precious characters *cries*). I’ll miss everybody so freaking much! I started reading this series in 2015 and I’ve loved it ever since. Now I probably really need to sit in a corner and cry of both sadness and joy. I’ve lost the ability to produce proper sentences. In my review I have spoilers under tags but not in comments as I can do nothing about those. Please don’t read the comments if you don’t want to be spoiled. If you’re considering picking this series up DO IT NOW.
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