Kingdom of Shadow and Light

As a whole this book gave the series a sense of closure but the story seemed rushed and flat. There are plenty of moments that rise to the peak of the series and I would absolutely still recommend reading it. However in many ways I was left wanting more. The cast of characters in this book is painfully small, with some familiar faces absent entirely. The plot feels a little light and a lot of what is set up early in the book is just dropped.

After I finished it I was content with the feeling that all was right in their world but hours later couldn't get past the many unanswered questions it left. Characters that were kidnapped are suddenly fine with no mention of what happened to them. Other characters receive new abilities that either never get used or are mentioned and dropped in the span of two sentences.

By far the weakest in the series.

This took me way too long to get through.

So, a while back I got flack from many people for saying that I will skim and skip content that I feel is overly written or filler.
And... this book demonstrates that. There is some good qualities but a lot of it turns into being overly written and unnecessary content that can be skimmed entirely.

Maybe, I'm just over this whole fae thing? Maybe I'm just not the targeted audience?

A very nice conclusion to one of my dearest series and world. However, several plot threads were left unconcluded (the same happened with Shadowfever). I was sorry to hear of the health issues Ms. Moning had to go through. I wish her all the best and hope she becomes fit again and be able to write wonderful stories.