Let it Burn

I don't think I'll feel warm again anytime soon after reading the conclusion of Ethan, Ant, Chris and Jay's story. To say it is thought-provoking is a gross understatement. It brings Cold, Twisted and Psychotic to the highest level. When I first started reading the series, I was intrigued by the close relationship between the four men and its intricacies, but I wasn't convinced it fits the box of being called friendship.. Three books and so many bone-chilling challenges and terrifying trials later, I can say that their friendship has literally been through the wringer and has come out bloodied, broken, but still alive. They faced every horror thrown at them and survived, becoming a different type of men - jaded, wary, grown up version , looking at each other through the light of each painful memory. They learned the hard way that secrets can crawl out of even old graves; that nothing can stay hidden forever, and that being honest and open with each other is the only way to overcome any obstacle.
Let it burn - such a suitable name for a story, where all the illusions, Innocence, beliefs, memories and lies literally burnt to the ground, leaving only ashes behind and the bare, newborn hope - of something good to come.