The Demon's Lexicon Trilogy: The Demon's Surrender (Series #3) (Paperback)

from Black_samvara

Young adult fantasy. Book 3. The Ryves brothers are deep in crisis, the Market is at war with the Aventurine circle and the leadership of the Market is yet to be determined. I have so much love for this series. The point of view for the final book is Sin (Cynthia) and it's a joy to ride along wit...

from Shmuel510

A disappointing end to the series. Without venturing far into the spoilers, Alan in this book is not the same Alan as in the earlier books. Also, Mae and Sin's quest for the MacGuffin gets inflated beyond the point where it makes much sense. It's not bad, but... compared to the first two volumes,...

from Kimberlynwm

Liked the character development. Not totally convinced that everything necessary to make the ending work developed logically, but all in all, this was a great ending to a wonderfully intimate, yet grandly epic story.

from rivkat

This book is from a new POV, that of Sin (Cynthia), the former presumptive leader of the Goblin Market now forced to compete with Mae for that position, much to her dismay, while also taking care of her two young siblings (including hiding a dangerous secret about one of them) and being subjected...

from danijohns

I was super excited to read the final installment in the Demon's Lexicon series. I couldn't have been more satisfied with the ending of the series. Initially, I was very worried about this book. Like the previous two books in the series, this book is told from the point of view of another charact...