A Curse for True Love / OUABH #3

My Review 

So we get here. The ending. I’m not OK, and I still want more. More fairytale, more Jacks, and definitely more snark. And that epilogue? Are we getting more books in this universe? Please, let it be a yes! I'm here for some stories about the Valors.

"A Curse for True Love" is a captivating finale to a series that has kept me hooked from the beginning. Like the second book, this one also started a bit slow. The memory loss causing Eva to re-learn her history felt a bit repetitive and dragged on for my taste. But once things started to pick up, the magic returned, and I was back on the fairy-tale train. And I don’t think it’s a coincidence that everything got better when Jacks arrived.

Jacks is the highlight of this series for me. His arrival brought the story back to life, and I absolutely loved how this tale concluded. It’s sweet, dramatic, and both Jacks and Eva are stubborn in their own ways. That finale had me in tears – such a perfect way for a fairy tale to end happily.

However, the one thing that overshadowed this book for me was Apollo. Gods, I hated the guy! Every time it was his point of view, I wanted to rip out those pages! He deserved everything that happened to him! 

Anyway, I’m sad to let my precious characters go, especially Jacks. And Stephanie Garber, it's unforgivable that Apollo had more POV than Jacks! But despite that, I was so happy while reading this trilogy. It's a great feel-good story, and I'm sure I'll be revisiting these books on some hard days when I need some cheering up.

I’m leaving with this quote, which encapsulates the essence of Jacks and Evangeline's relationship:

“I am a monster, but whether you remember it or not, I’m your monster, Evangeline.”

In conclusion, this book wraps up the series beautifully, even if it did have its slow moments. The characters, especially Jacks, will stay with me for a long time, and I can't wait to see if there are more stories to come from this enchanting universe.

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