The whole series was incredible but this ending is one of the most satisfying endings ever. I wouldn't change a thing because it's got the perfect mix of action, love, heartbreak and plot twists.Lots of tears at the end because Jessica Spotswood's writing is just phenomenal. I just wish to read about these characters forever but this was the perfect conclusion. A series I'll cherish forever surely. This is the third, and final, book of the Cahill Witches by Jessica Spotswood.An alternate history, where magic is known and despised, the Cate Cahill tries to keep the family heritage a secret. Forced to join a society of witches, Cate attempts to balance political intrigue with family disputes.At the center of the story is a prophecy that seems to point to Cate and her two sisters. One will either lead the witches to a golden age or destroy them. One sister will kill another. Alongside worries of the prophecy, Cate fights to regain the love of her life, while the relationship with her sisters crumbles.The third book is hard to describe without the context of the first two books.The bottom line is if you enjoy books where magic is present, but does not over shadow the story, this might be the trilogy for you. The first book was better than average, the second one even better than the first. This one? The best in the trilogy!
What do You think about Sisters' Fate (2014)?
Great end to a really enjoyable series!Review on the blog tomorrow and here soon..
—feferi
A fitting end to the Cahill girls story. I will miss them.
—Heidibanana10
