This is the final book in this trilogy and it’s a good one.

Andrew, Edmund and crew find the Elder. Edmund is now immortal and the journey to England continues. Edmund settles well into life as a vampire better than he does with life back in London. He’s not the pretty young man who left the country so many years ago. He’s now a grown man happy in his own skin.

A lot happens in this book and it’s so much more than it’s 127 pages would suggest.

I’ve really enjoyed this trilogy. I say trilogy but it’s more like one book (about 320 pages in total) broken down into 3 parts.

I voluntarily read a review copy kindly provided by NetGalley.

They are back. Edmund has been determined to become a vampire like his beloved Andrew.
Finally he gets what he wants plus a bit more.
Their journey takes them to England to deal with family.
Mischief occurs. Fights and drinking. All make for an excellent tale of a pirate and a vampire.
Well written and entertaining. The trilogy comes to an end.
Will look for more work in the future from this author.
Enjoyed all three books and so will you.