Immortal Return by Jessaca Willis

YA Fantasy, Independently Published in 2021, 531 Pages

What I Didn’t Like:

There were a few grammatical errors in my copy BUT I was working from an ARC so it’s likely these were fixed in the final.
There’s a few “false” endings. By that I mean there are a few spots where you think you might be at the end before something happens to change that. I personally don’t mind those, especially in a fantasy series, but it’s worth mentioning.
Again, this one didn’t bother me but I’ll mention it for others (sort of a content warning). This one takes the relationship between two of the characters to a deeper level and does include some romantic scenes. It’s clean enough that I wouldn’t have a problem with older YA reading it.

Ryven has chapters! He was a character I was intrigued by in the first book, I completely adored him in the second book, and he just continues to take a bigger role in this one. He’s a dependable character you want to fix things for and, honestly, he just proves in this one that he probably could’ve been the main character.
Ending. The author does a great job of giving you answers to questions you’ve had the entire series and wrapping things up in a way that makes sense for the world she’s built.
Romance arc works. It’s relatable, adorable, and deep.

Fantasy fans give this trilogy a go! It’s original use of magic, great world building, and good characters. Plus you’ll love the way it ends.

The rating is not only for this ending, but also the full series. It’s worth the read, fantasy fans!