I have been eating this story up since book 1, page 1 so I was beyond ecstatic when I was given the awesome opportunity to read this advanced readers copy and boy I was NOT disappointed. I devoured it so fast. The ending she wrote to this perfection of a trilogy was *chefs kiss* I’m just sad to see it come to an end.

It is a strong ending to the Sigrid and the Valkyries trilogy. The tension starts on page one and doesn't let up. Warner packs in a lot of action and still manages to wrap it up completely in a satisfying way.
Sigrid, Mariam, and the gang didn't get much of a rest from Bk. 2 and things with the Night Elves are Bad. The prissy Valkyries are still mean to Sigrid and Mariam's parents too. Luckily, Mariam is trying to work through her issues, and the two share a few sweet moments as a couple. We already know a slew of interesting characters of various fantasy races and we get to meet more. The world-building is as fascinating as ever and we get to see a couple of new worlds This is a double-edged sword. Wagner paints an exquisite backdrop for these amazing characters, but you want to know more. With new characters added, we lose time with old favorites, such as Fisk. There's quantity and quality, but we're missing more depth.
If you like Books One or Two (or both), you should be happy with this wrap-up. I'm sorry to see them go.
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An amazing ending to the series. The books are based around Norse mythology and romance. The characters have built a community out of their hopes fears and journeys and you really see it all come together in this last book.

Thank you, thank you, thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for this novel!

I was fantastic! I am ready for a reread.

This book far exceeded my anticipation. It was ecmverything I had heard and more.
Highly, highly recommend!

What a wonderful way to bring the three books in this series together and to a resounding successful conclusion. I could not put this book down and quickly read it in a few hours. Each step of the journey Sigrid, Marium, and the others take on their quest was filled with danger, comradery, choice, and uncertainty.
I cheered on Sigrid as she made difficult choices that would lead to her fulfilling her destiny. I cried a little as she struggles and loses things she didn't even know she held dear. I love the slow burn of Sigrid and Marium's relationship. The cast of side characters, including the animals, lends a lot to the story and the way the mythology is woven into each part is done very well.

If you want a young adult fantasy that has a touch of romance, a whole lot of coming of age and finding where the characters truly belong then go out and get Tiana Warner's Sigrid and the Valkyries books!

I wanted to read this so bad that I requested a copy from Entangled Teen, and then further down they had already sent me an advance copy. Thank you Entangled for letting me read this, I was so excited to see where the story would go!

This book really picks up where the last left off, and it wraps up everything beautifully in the end. We get more world building, more adventures around the Yggdrasil tree, and a lot of action sequences. Some wrongs from book one have been righted, some relationships get developed, and even some losses occurred.

I loved seeing Sigrid develop throughout this series, I feel so proud of her and how far she has come. She went from a princess to a warrior and stopped at nothing to help her homeland, and made a ton of tough decisions along the way. She recognized the faults of the last few generations, and had a legit plan in place to fix it. Even when she was given the short end of the stick, she still tried to find a way to make peace with others along the tree.

Overall, I really enjoyed this series and I loved diving back in one more time. There is so much mythology throughout these three books, and such a unique take on it as well. Warner packs these books full of action scenes and characters you cannot help but root for, and it is overall just a great trilogy to add to your shelves.

Content warnings: violence, war themes, death, injury, kidnapping