The plot was amazing and intriguing I liked how the fates storyline was executed in this and they all were dangerously fascinating. It’s been two months since the Fates were freed from a deck of cards, two months since Legend claimed the throne for his own, and two months since Tella discovered the boy she fell in love with doesn’t really exist. It started out pretty good and I was ready to keep my 5 star streak (very rarely do I rate all books in the series 5 stars), but then it went donwhill. 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). I was a bit disappointed that we didn't see as much of Scarlett and Julian's relationship in Legendary, and was sad to see a bit of a rift forming between them.

Also, since the plot of this book doesn't really take place during Caraval season, FAIRYTALE VIBES WERE COMPLETELY MISSING, which makes me so sad. Although it didn't take Percy a second to refuse when he was 16 and this god knows how many years old immortal took 463 pages just to decide. i mean, i dont think i can describe this book any more perfectly than that - the blurb from the inside cover jacket. Finale carries the plot forward and leads it to the conclusion while giving both sisters equal importance.His steady gaze held hers as if he had no intention of ever looking away—as if maybe he’d been telling the truth when he’d said that he wanted to keep her here forever.

I loved their relationship in this one a lot and the angst, the yearning and the tension between them. I will love you with every bone in my body, so that even after my heart stops beating, a part of me will remain to forever love you. And finishing this series is making me so excited to get back to finishing the once upon a broken heart series.I had a marvelous time as I was enjoying my hours by turning the pages and capturing my mind inside Caraval series’ colorful, perfectly designed and depicted world which is Wonderland meets many fairytales! I do encourage you, if you're a fan of the series, to pick this up for yourself and come to your own conclusion, as my opinion is likely unpopular and in the minority. And then there’s loser me—desperately trying for two books to understand the “cool” crowd and now just giving up entirely because a) bitter and b) this book put me in a 3 week reading slump, which makes me even more bitter. Scarlett discovers new things about herself while Tella finds out more about the two immortals she is being pulled in between. In my previous reviews I’ve gushed about the world and that will forever be one of my favourite aspects of this series.

Ha preso tutte le certezze che avevo racimolato durante Caraval e Legend e me le ha portate via, per poi costruirne di nuove e meravigliose, che non avrei nemmeno pensato a essere sincera. The chapters are divided in between Scarlett and Tella’s perspectives and the story wouldn’t have worked out if it was any other way. I thought that since I liked Legendary, chances are things might get better but boy oh boy, how wrong was I. I also really liked the author's writing style in the first book but in here, it seems like it becomes a parody of itself.Once again I think it goes without saying that I whole heartedly recommend ’Finale’ along with the rest of this series.

Further, it includes 8-10 exclusive items, such as an exclusive deleted scene and a letter from Stephanie Garber.last book, they talked about scarlett having no idea who legend was and in this book they don’t even have this grand reveal. We also get more insight into the Fates and characters such as Jacks, Legend and Scarlett’s mysterious count. I really liked Jack's character and although there was a little bit of a triangle forming between Tella, Jacks, and Legend, I liked how it didn't develop too much into one, it was still clear throughout where Tella's feelings lay, something which I was happy with. I'm still not one hundred percent sure of my rating, but last night, reviewing my tabs and all the moments I've highlighted, I think I definitely liked this book more than the previous ones, but, for me there was a lack of spark at the end, I feel like Stephanie Garber was cooking a delicious dish for hours and then screwed it up when she added the sauce, I don't know if Im making any sense.