So much happens in this book everything is put into motion. The whole “love can conquer’ notion has been present throughout the saga, but it’s really tested in Finale. Can Nora and Patch overcome everything at odds between them and team together to settle this warring between Nephilim and fallen angels? All the while, Nora is gaining strength and adjusting to her new Nephilim body. A prominent Nephilim, Dante, steps up to help Nora with handling the army and politics of being leader.

Now replacing Hank as the new Black Hand, Nora is overwhelmed with responsibility. If she doesn’t, she breaks the oath that her biological father, Hank, forced her into swearing before she killed him by breaking the oath, that means Nora and her mother will die. Nora is now the leader of the Nephilim’s army and must lead them to war against the fallen angels. Silence left Nora and Patch united under difficult circumstances.

Finale delivers on this, if not right away. It did an interesting job setting up with what could lead to an epic ending. I thought it had a great story and an irresistible male lead (Oh how I love you, Patch!). I picked up Hush Hush this past summer and enjoyed it, along with its sequels Crescendo and Silence. If you thought the three previous Hush Hush books were crazy, well, be prepared for Finale, the last installment of the Hush Hush saga. This review contains NO spoilers on Finale though. Note: If you haven’t read any of the Hush Hush books, this review has spoilers.

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