The Offering by Kimberly Derting is the third and final book in
The Pledge series. Charlie is still queen and she is still
battling to remain herself, and not completely surrender to Sabara. Niko, Sabara/Layla’s soul mate, is on a
mission to get back his love, even if it destroys countless of people. He bands together with Queen Elena, promising
her the gift of immortality, but what she doesn’t realize is that she is just a
pawn in a bigger game, one that she will not win. This book was a great closer, people died, people
were freed from bondage, and some people were given the chance of a HEA. I do want to comment on the opening of this
book: way to give me chest pains before the actual ride began. Better yet, thanks for not letting the
readers know that they are getting on a ride on the first page, it was more
exciting that way, granted I don’t know how I feel about the aftermath of that
first scene. Sage, as character, was
awesome… mainly because of the previously mentioned aftermath, was an amazing
person through that. I am glad that the
end turned out to be less than perfect, like a mentioned people died; however,
there seems to be the hope for everyone that things will in fact get better,
slowly. The ending made me giddy, but
weirdly enough it had nothing to do with our faithful two lovers Charlie and
Max. To mention the death, I will state
that it was necessary and just awful. I mourned
with Charlie and I mourned with the other characters who loved this
character.
3.5 stars out of 5 because there wasn’t enough action until
the very end. Thank you to Edelweiss and
the publishers for an ARC.
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