Eclipse of the Crown
Their destinies are irrevocably entangled, but will their bond be the world's undoing? Damien and Amma face Yvlcon's greatest villains as an approaching eclipse prophesies annihilation. The final chapter of the main trilogy delivers on every thread the series has been building.
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The finale of the Villains & Virtues trilogy. Everything Damien has worked toward, freeing his father and fulfilling the prophecy, comes due, and Amma is the complication he never planned for and now can't plan without. The talisman that bound them together in Throne in the Dark has always had a kill-her-to-release-it clause, and the trilogy has been building to the moment Damien has to face what he actually wants.
Caggiano closes the trilogy in the same banter-forward voice, and the emotional payoff lands because the first two books earned it slowly.
Battle violence and magical destruction, character injury, spice scenes, references to past trauma.
If you've read books one and two, this is the payoff book. If the slow pacing of book one lost you, the finale won't convert you. Fans of villain romance done with actual humor will be happy.
Book 3 of 3, the conclusion of the main trilogy. The spinoffs Bound to Fall and Bound and Tide continue in the same world afterward.
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