The Whispering Night (The Luminaries #3) by Susan Dennard - A Review

 "The forest is more dangerous than ever "

The Whispering Night by Susan Dennard

The third and final book in The Luminaries trilogy is out (published on Nov. 19th) and of course I have already read it.

 I loved as much as I did the other too. This was the finale that I was hoping for. All my questions were answered and I was very satisfied with the ending. 

In this book we learn more about the world and its lore and we get answers to questions that we had from the beginning. It is also more fast paced and action packed than the previous one. I loved our main characters even more and we see how they have grown as characters.

 

The Whispering Night is a captivating read for fans of young adult fantasy, particularly those who enjoy stories about  loyalty, and the complexities of family relationships, as well as the thrill of magic, secret societies, and forbidden love.

Rating: 5 Stars

About the book:

In this swoon-worthy conclusion to the New York Times instant bestselling Luminaries trilogy, Winnie continues her fight against the monstrous nightmares of Hemlock Falls and finds answers about her past.

Winnie Wednesday’s future is looking bright. Hemlock Falls is no longer hunting the werewolf, she and Erica Thursday are tentative friends, and Winnie finally knows exactly where she stands with Jay Friday.

With everything finally on track, Winnie is looking forward to the Nightmare Masquerade, a week-long celebration of all things Luminary. But as Luminaries from across the world flock to the small town, uninvited guests also arrive.

Winnie is confronted by a masked Diana and charged with an impossible task--one that threatens everything and everyone Winnie loves.

As Winnie fights to stop new enemies before time runs out, old mysteries won't stop intruding. Her missing father is somehow entangled with her search for hidden witches, and as Winnie digs deeper into the long-standing war between the Luminaries and the Dianas, she discovers rifts within her own family she never could have imagined.

What does loyalty mean when family and enemies look the same?

See you in the next post and don't forget to keep reading!!!

Athina