Now, the final arranged marriage is to take place between the new dragon king, Konrad Drachen, and Shadow Prince Wraith Grimm of Necros. However, they face many challenges. Konrad fought necromancers during the war and despises them. And Wraith is a necromancer. Furthermore, some still plot to stop the peace treaty. Can Konrad and Wraith find love in their arranged marriage? And can this peace treaty be completed? Or will the plotters succeed and return the six kingdoms to war?
This latest addition to a great series delivers yet another adventure filled with magic, dragons, and sorcery. If you have been following the journey so far, you will find this book to be equally thrilling and satisfying. The anticipation for this finale was well-founded, as the author crafts a fitting conclusion to the series.
One standout character is Wraith, who has a unique talent for communicating with ghosts. His struggles with self-confidence add depth to his persona, making him relatable. The exploration of arranged marriages as a way to unite the six kingdoms highlights themes of duty versus desire, adding layers as characters navigate their roles in a world governed by tradition.
The story’s pacing is relentless, with action sequences that keep you reading. The blend of drama and high-stakes situations resonates throughout, keeping each chapter packed with excitement. As the final marriage unfolds against a backdrop of political turmoil and magic, the narrative ties together various character arcs while providing closure to long-standing conflicts and a satisfying conclusion.
About The Author
Gigi Rivers spent her childhood daydreaming and living inside imaginary worlds. As an author, she now shares these worlds with her readers. Born and raised in Australia, she now resides in Berlin, Germany. She is mixed race, half Filipino and part Welsh. She is a traveler, potter, gym enthusiast, nature and animal lover, an avid consumer of stories, and now, a writer of MM fantasy romance.
Please see my other reviews of Gigi Rivers’ books:
A Phoenix Reborn at Christmas.
The Krampus’s First Christmas Gift
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