Book Review: "Sweet Fall" by Q. K. Petty

 

Every storm leaves scars. Some never heal.

The House of David has fallen—fractured, betrayed, and cast into the shadows of a world teetering on the brink of ruin. But amid the wreckage, Tennin Aiden Yeager stands with the last of his allies, determined to stop Seditio from finishing what they started.

As a new threat emerges in the form of Mary Denau, a chaos-seeker with a dark obsession, old enemies and unlikely allies collide in a final confrontation that will decide the fate of both the living and the damned. And when a mysterious child with blood tied to the relics enters the fray, every choice becomes a gamble between redemption and destruction. - from Booksirens.com

This eARC was provided by Booksirens.com and I am giving an unbiased review.

This is the fourth and final book in the "A Series of Four Seasons" series, and it wraps quite nicely. The final battle we have been awaiting between the House of David, and the Seditio does finally occur, and the result was one would expect - the supposed 'good guys' win. But the House is destroyed, where they had based, etc. all just gone. They end up creating a medical/research type center that is world renowned.

Again, this book did the character view split each chapter - which I dislike. Fortunately, I was able to read this book right after the previous one, so didn't have to re-think any of what was going on. I liked the ending, turning a more militaristic group into a research/medical one, that helps everyone around the world. The utopian ending, right? Still, it was a sluggish read, and I did find myself at a couple points skipping ahead a few pages to try to get something interesting to read.