The plot was completely unpredictably and I was on the edge of my seat for basically the whole book. The stakes are high in Endure and Carrie Jones has pulled out all the stops. Need is still my favorite, but Endure comes in a very close second. Endure was nothing like I was expecting and was the perfect ending to the series!Įndure has landed itself the spot of my second favorite book in the series. Since the day I finished Entice, I have been dying to know how Carrie Jones would wrap up this series that I have come to love. Don't want to spoil it, but the conclusion of this great series (Need, Captivate, Entice) involves a lot of fighting, suspense, and intriguing twists!

Zara is not going to let a little thing like losing her powers drag her down or stop her from finally putting down the pixie threat, or from keeping the world from ending. Astley's mother Isla is fighting the group, poisoning her son and turning Zara human again, just when she is falling in love with Astley and embracing her pixie powers. Zara and her friends travel to Iceland (I'll have to tell our former exchange student from there!) to visit the mouth of Hel and try to find out what they need to do to save the world. Frank/Belial is still around being evil, but Zara is more interested in what the partially zombie Hel, the guardian of the Norse underworld has to say.

Astley is still around, and Zara is starting to develop much warmer feelings for him, even though he is very upset when she 'outs' the pixies at a town meeting where she tells everyone what is behind all of the attacks on boys and instructs everyone how to fight pixies. When she sees an ice giant fight a fire giant while she is out on patrol, she realizes that Ragnarok is on its way unless she and her friends can stop it. Her grandmother Betty is missing, and the pixie attacks in her small town have While her boyfriend Nick has been successfully rescued from Valhalla, he hates that she has turned pixie and resents her.

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