Finale: Caraval Series Book 3

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Vital loose threads are tied up but little glimmers of future intrigue are dotted throughout too, leaving such glorious future potential for more. He was an immortal who couldn’t die but who could never fully live, because the things he wanted to consume were devouring him instead. Most of all, much of this story centers around unraveling the emotions and feelings of others and embracing one’s own true heart. I wonder if the author initially intended to stop at one book and expanded the world because of demand, because the thing about the Fates felt like it came out of nowhere, and things get even weirder here.

Legend walked away from Tella after Caraval and Scarlett told Julian that she wanted to meet her former fiance.She looked the way Love might have looked if Love looked in a mirror, infectiously happy and radiantly beautiful. That whole situation with Scarlett, Nicolas and Julian was so promising, and then Garber decided to abandon that part totally.

I can't say too much about this, but Finale does hinge it's plot on one of the fates, and how this particular one ties Scarlett, Tella, and Paloma to the story.I am deeply annoyed with myself for not starting this series sooner, I have had Caraval on my shelf since it was released but still never thought to start it, it wasn't until I saw all the hype and excitement for Finale that spurred me on to make a start. It was another thing that was entirely too rushed for no apparent reason, for it’s not like she was tying up loose ends (STILL BITTER). I liked the split narrative between Tella and Scarlett, two very different sisters on very different paths. I liked the writing and it was as usual magical filled with vivid things and the beauty of their world. If I had to say what this trilogy is about, I would say love, and how it can be more powerful than magic.