Action, love, and heartbreak have combined beautifully in the finale of the Golden Court. An absolute joy to read while also pulling at my heart.

This was a perfect conclusion to this trilogy, and I was so grateful for the opportunity to review it early.
While this is primarily focused on Briar and Maez finding their way back to each other after the conflicts at the end of the previous book, it also spends lots of time in the POV of both Calla and Sadie. Getting into the heads of familiar characters from the earlier stories was delightful.
I continue to appreciate the musical magic system and loved how some parts of the series came back around in the conclusion of this book.

One of my the things I love about this series is how they focus on the different characters and couples. This is a writing style I've really enjoyed throughout my journey of the characters adventure. The world is filled with diverse magics, environments and characters.

I loved the first 2 books and book 3 didn't disappoint. Book 3 continues where the last one left off and the ending of the series was a wonderful closure to the characters and story.

If you are reading this review to see if you want to check out the series, this is what you'll find:

= Various LGBTQIA+ representation
= Politics
= Multiple love stories
= Multiple POVs
= Different Regions of the world
= Dark Magic
= Banter
= World Building
= Character Driven

Thank you Netgalley for the opportunity to read this e-arc. Unfortunately, this novel wasn't for me. I have read others by this author but this one fell a little flat. I wasn't invested in the characters or story line. I would love to give others a chance by this novel.

This wasn't for me. It was messy and unclear as to what was going on. Also, the author was trying to convey some underlying message but just didn't know how to do it.

Thank you NetGalley and publishers for giving me this arc for my honest review.

This book was fine. The characters still fell flat for me and the writing at least got better than the previous books

Once again A.K Mulford proves why they have become one of my favourite authors!

This epic conclusion to the golden court series is action packed and a non stop ride of emotion
I loved seeing how all the characters stories played out

What a way to conclude a trilogy!!! I cheered, laughed, cried and felt all the beautiful heartfelt moments between these characters. I read this within 48 hours because I couldn't put it down. I fear the book slump this put me in and need to talk to someone about this asap!

A.k mulford has once again smashed it out of the park with this one!

This has become one of my favourite series and this final book was fantastic it ends the story brilliantly

From the very first page of this book, I was brought back into the world of love, passion, magic, sorcery, mates, songs, and so much more.
The writing talent that is A.K. Mulford is like a warm blanket. The words wrap around your entire soul, making you feel at home in each of these worlds.
While the war is about to begin in book 3 of The Golden Court series, I found my eyes focused on Briar and Maez. Maez is now a dark sorceress. Her connection to Briar severed. My heart broke for Briar, for Maez. The darkness is closing in.. but one thing about mates… that string of fate is stronger than anything.
Calla is struggling with the future. Preparing for war… Saving her sister… Will she have to choose?
Sadie, Navin, the Songkeepers, and a dragon uncover secrets to help win the war.. But is there a traitor in their camp?
I am saddened that this was the final book in this series, but it was beautiful.. it was captivating… it was everything.
The final chapter was poetic and mesmerizing.. just like Ora.
Oh.. and a a slight side note.. I will never look at gemstones the same way ever again! If you know… you know!