Garden of Graves by Keary Taylor Book Review

Summary: 

The King has arrived in Boston. Lexington confessed to a crime he didn’t commit to save Elle’s life. Now she’s summoned the one and only person who can spare him, but it comes at a dangerous confessing every one of her secrets to the King. That she is the one who has been curing the Bitten, and who the true father of her unborn child is. Trying to do good comes with unforeseen consequences—a cured Bitten, one who should have just walked away and tried to forget, wants revenge. The cycle must stop, and the only way to do it is to expose all vampires to the world. The decree has been made, the fate of Charles Allaway is sealed; he will die. But first they have to find him. No more hiding, Elle is ready to take her fate, and that of her child, into her own hands

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My Review: 

I loved the ending to this book and all the heartfelt things between Lex and Elle. I was really hoping for something like what happened in the end, so that made me so happy :)

I do wish there were more povs throughout this part of the series, especially because Elle is kind of out of the action for the most part. I really think it would have benefitted from more Lexington chapters throughout, especially since there are so many characters and moving pieces to the story, rather than just the last chapter.

All in all, great ending to the series, and I enjoyed reading it :)