Alright. I have never written a review before and for me it is a big thing that I start with this book.
I have read the first two books [b:The Queen of All that Dies|21422225|The Queen of All that Dies (The Fallen World, #1)|Laura Thalassa|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1394553673s/21422225.jpg|40728424] and [b:The Queen of Traitors|23867347|The Queen of Traitors (The Fallen World, #2)|Laura Thalassa|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1450107377s/23867347.jpg|43476961] in 2 days. I found the story fascinating and it captured my evey moment.
I am not going to write about what have happened so far, only an honest opinion about what I would love to read in this last book. Because I seriously would love to read it as soon as possible. Every bloody time I finish a book I find it hard to let it go. My mind is wrapped around it, the characters, the stories and I even imagine how it may go on.
This time I'm really conflicted. Serenity is the badass heroine that every (not so girly) girl needs. Montes is a figure that shows; men are not at all perfect. They both have their strength and their weeknesses. They make an oddly perfect match. (I really would like to meet a man who completes me at such a level. Maybe with a little less blood on his hands but noone can be perfect.)
If I say I want a happy ending for them it wouldn't be less true than if I say I want to see their tragedy. Whatever people say, happy endings are never boring. The bad man with the black hat dies, the good one with the white hat walks away with the pretty girl. But in this case, who is the bad guy and who is the good one? They are one and the same. People may say that Montes is a bad guy and he indeed is. He killed thousands, millions using others, he even killed with his own two hands. He used people to gain wealth, fame, world dominance. He is true evil just like Serenity says all through the two books. Still, every coin has two sides. Montes has an other side as well. One that feels, that weeps, regrets, loves. All that is thanks to the girl who captured whatever remained of his heart. The king is the cause of many tragedies all around the globe and Serenity is one of them. He is broken. She is broken. Yet everyone deserves happiness. So, yes I truly would love to see their happy ending.
On the other hand. I love sad stories. When the guy in the white hat walks away with its triumphant victory, my heart feels calm and happy, but with a tragedy instead, I feel like blowing up with emotions. I can tell, I sometimes prefer the latter. Considering the actions of these two people, their ways (sefish or not) of dealing with the world, with each other make them two individuals who deserve happiness just as much as they do not! Montes is not the prince (in this case the king) on a white horse and Serenity is not the princess in the dragon's tower. (Hell, she would kill the dragon herself and Montes would simply buy the tower.)
My point is that whatever the author decides to end the book with, let it be the happy ending or the the tragedy, I will be there and I will simply LOVE it!