Eli hasn’t changed much since we first met him-he’s opened up a bit more, he may be a bit more emotionally mature, but he’s essentially the guy we met at the beginning. Of all the characters we met along the way, I may miss Alex and Eli the most (as soon as I say that, I start to think about Angie, and question myself-but I really don’t have time to go into that). This is for all the marbles-and that’s a great way to end a series. * He’s a significant enough power that I don’t feel too silly using a word like vanquish. Even worse (in her mind) family, friends, and allies may die. There’s also no certainty about who will survive this endgame-even if she manages to vanquish the Heir,* she may not survive the attempt. And possibly the rest of the supernatural world. Now it’s the endgame-time for the rest of the dominos that Leo set up to fall, for Jane to end the Heir, and change everything for the Mithrans. So Leo set to work organizing things in the way that only he can. Jane, as the Dark Queen, could defeat him. Years ago, Leo Pellissier was given a prophecy about the defeat of the Heir and after Jane came to work for him, he decided she was at the center of the prophecy. The last hope of the Sons of Darkness, the old ways-and possibly a turn to a darker time for humanity-still needs to be dealt with. Edmund is on his way to NOLA to be crowned and then some stability–and whatever passes for peace with the Mithrans should settle in for some time.īut first…there’s the Heir to deal with. The Vampire War in Europe is over-and the old guard seems to be defeated. Mystery/Detective Fiction/Crime Fiction/Thrillerīy Faith Hunter DETAILS: Series: Jane Yellowrock, #15.
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