I won’t spoil, but toward the end, it became overwhelming.
My main complaint about this book are a few of the plots twists. I wasn’t left wondering at the end about any loose ends or unexplained events. Winters also does an excellent job of tying in past events and all the “missing” pieces from previous installments.
Cut and Daniel are two of the most vile and heartless villains I have ever encountered, and they continue to relish in that role. I could feel his love for her and her unconditional love for him. Their relationship is a true testament of love completely changing a person. As much as I disliked Jethro in the beginning of the series, I truly loved and admired him throughout this book. She is one of the toughest heroines I’ve read in adult romance. Nila continues to be a strong heroine and I still revel in her transformation throughout this entire series. “I feel everything when I’m with you, Nila.”įrom the beginning chapters there is nonstop action. The journey Nila and Jethro have undergone has been gut wrenching, to say the least and I couldn’t wait to see how it finally would all end. However, there was no doubt Pepper Winters was going to deliver in a way that only she could. I had absolutely no idea what to expect in this final installment. We will be together–I just hope it’s on Earth rather than in heaven.”Ī little over a year ago, I started this ride with The Indebted Series and what an intense roller coaster ride it has been. “I’m in love with her, but it might not be enough to stop her from becoming the latest victim of the Debt Inheritance. Where love tries to triumph and darkness continues to reign…. And don’t forget to follow for more book reviews.The Last Book in the New York Times Bestselling Dark Romance Series. If you’ve read or are currently reading this book, comment your thoughts down below. There isn’t much more to say unless you want spoilers. And it had so many endearing moments I was in heaven. It was more like a quick short story or novella. Nila’s family is slowly getting used to her being with Jethro, and the long-lost sister is finally found. There’s a wedding, and children, and more talk of the future.
It does several time jumps and switches narrators. What I really enjoyed about this epilogue is that it doesn’t just stay in one time. No information will be given so no spoilers are slipped, but if you enjoyed the Indebted Series, you’ll want to read this final edition. “Life after death…love after debts…is it possible after so much pain?” INDEBTED EPILOGUE is a bonus book to be read after: New York Times, Wall Street Journal, & USA Today Bestselling Dark Romance Series. Thank goodness for this epilogue, otherwise I may have been beside myself just because I wanted to know what happened after the end of Final Debt.
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