Title: The Ever After
Series: The Omte Origins 3
Author’s Name: Amanda Hocking
Publisher: Wednesday Books
Genre: YA
Page Count: 496 Pages
ISBN: 978-1250204301
Author or Book Website: Amanda Hocking (hockingbooks.com)
Link to Amazon purchase page: Amazon.com: Ever After (The Omte Origins, 3) Hocking, Amanda: Books
Link to Goodreads: The Ever After (The Omte Origins, #3) by Amanda Hocking | Goodreads
Release Date: N/A
How I Got the Book: Review Copy
Summary of the Book:
Buried memories…
Ulla Tulin has lost a month of her life. Her journey to learn who her parents are has brought her to the attention of the Älvolk sect—and a man claiming to be her father. But instead of a long lost family reunion, Ulla has forgotten her time there, and fears something terrible happened.
Sacred flower…
The Älvolk released Ulla alive for one reason only, to exchange her for a rare flower with mystical properties. Determined to break her amnesia, Ulla risks her life against a dark enchantment capable of killing her to remember the Älvolk’s secrets—to use the flower as part of an incantation that will open the bridge to Alfheim, the First City.
Blood prophecy…
But opening the bridge will unleash a menagerie of monstrous creatures upon Earth that will consume everything in their path. Knowing she may lose Pan Soriano, the love of her life, Ulla nevertheless gathers an army of Trylle to stand with her and defend humanity as well as her own kind. And it is Ulla’s very heritage that holds the key to victory.
My Personal Review: I received a copy of this book for a fair and honest review. I have been wanting to read the finale for awhile. That last book in the origins series. This wonderfully wrapped up the series. Ulla does the trauma that she suffered while she was being held. Her father is trying to get her to remember and he is willing to put her life at risk to do so. Opening the way to the First City. There were parts of this story that put things beyond belief and it has me turning the pages as fast as I could. I wanted to know what happened and I had to know as soon as possible.
My Rating of the Book: 5 Stars
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