The Immortal Circus: Final Act (Cirque des Immortels, #3)

by A.R. Kahler

The riveting final book in the seductively magical Cirque des Immortels trilogy!

Despite Vivienne’s broken heart and deadly truths, the show must go on at the Cirque des Immortels. But it takes more than glamour and sex appeal to keep the Big Top running; without the magic and support Viv came to rely on, the circus is in danger. Now the troupe verges on rebellion, the war between Mab and Oberon rages on, and a horrifying menace looms—with Vivienne stuck in the middle of it all.

When Mab’s manipulations put others at risk, Viv has to decide where her heart lies. Everything depends on her choices. How can she know her true desires? And will she have what it takes to fight the demons she must face?

New possibilities and old passions collide in this ravishing grand finale to the trilogy.

• ISBN10: 1477823069
• ISBN13: 9781477823064
• Publish Date: 27 May 2014
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Amazon Publishing
• Imprint: 47North
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 250
• Language: English

Reviews

[thepunktheory]

Full review on my blog: www.thepunktheory.wordpress.com

You know, I've had my problems with this series and mixed feelings about the whole thing.
However, the final novel seemed very promising. Despite a few confusing moments (and big gaping holes in the logic) the third part was very intriguing and I was very excited to see where Kahler would lead us.
Everything was good until the final two chapters and the epilogue. Just was just about the worst ending ever. You know who in highschool you just wrote "and then she woke up and realized everything was just a dream" when you couldn't come up with a good end for a story? It felt exactly like this. I don't know whether Kahler things this is good, couldn't come up with anything better or had reached a point where he didn't care anymore. But this is a terrible ending and I was so pissed off. I had to muster every ounce of composure in my body to keep myself from flinging the book out the window.