I think Finale was my favourite out of the three, it kept me guessing throughout and I liked the idea of the Fates playing a central role, I only wish we could have learnt more about them rather than just focussing on a handful.

Overall, I enjoyed Finale much more than Legendary, mainly because it was a fresher storyline and not as predictable as the 2nd book. While Caraval was centered around Scarlett and Legendary around Tella, Finale gives them equal importance and has them both contribute to the storyline in very different ways. He was a mess of gold hair, sea-salt blue eyes and bitten lips, beautiful in a way only broken things could be.It's never right to introduce your main villain, the big bad, in the final third of your series, especially if we're supposed to be so terrified of him. As one minute their romance was swoon-worthy and the next minute they are ready to die for each other 😭 but in the end I'm so happy they finally got their happy ending. Llego en perfecto estado, es hermoso, la camiseta del libro venia de cabeza pero solo fue cosa de acomodarla. She looked the way Love might have looked if Love looked in a mirror, infectiously happy and radiantly beautiful.

It is really impossible to do this review without spoilers, therefore, if you have come this far, thank you so so much, but from this moment on I will include spoilers when talking about the characters and the moments that I liked, I highly recommend this trilogy, it is worth reading before reaching Once Upon a Broken Heart. She could feel her sister loving her twice as much as before, trying to heal the wound her mother’s death had left. Some obstacles come up just for the sake of wasting time, as Garber never mentions them again (and there’s a GIANT one that she just never tied up—I’m only bitter about it because it was literally the only part of the book that got dangerously close to interesting).one thing i am in disbelief that they held off mentioning previously was the fact that julian wears glasses? I cried for the horrors Scarlett's chapters put me through, and for the wonders that I could have read instead. Donatella is such a strong female in the previous novels, and I felt she was reduced to a simple love interest in this final installment. I want strong female leads as much as the next person, but a total personality change in the final book of a trilogy felt a little off for me.