Elysian (Celestra, #9)

by Addison Moore

Skyla Messenger is in the arms of death. While Skyla awaits the verdict of the Faction War, she makes some troubling discoveries. Covenants that were sealed in the past come back to haunt her, and she must make hard decisions that will effect all those around her.

• ISBN10: 1519530439
• ISBN13: 9781519530431
• Publish Date: 25 November 2015
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 610
• Language: English

Reviews

[Sam@WLABB]

Many things were explained and resolved. Did I love the resolutions? Somewhat. Still looking forward to the next book. The ending teased to some interesting plot lines.

[Kelly]

3.5 stars, regrettably. Removed half a star for Skyla.
http://divainpyjamas.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/elysian-by-addison-moore.html

Elysian is the eighth and final chapter in the long running Celestra series, that has been drawn out far longer than necessary. Told in two parts, both equally lengthy reads, some devoted readers may find the series finale frustrating. Skyla as usual, is indecisive and having Cage, Logan and Marshall dangling throughout almost the entirety of Elysian was annoying, flitting from one to the other at times.

Thank goodness readers are rewarded with a decision, strange as it may be. We also discover who wins the fraction war and what becomes of Chloe. Most of all, I'll miss step father Tad and the Landon family shindigs. Over the series, Tad had me snorting with laughter. The series is no doubt entertaining, but sadly Skyla's weakness for Oliver boys and 'Dudley', just became too overbearing. It felt as though every chapter was devoted to trying to get it on with a different 'boyfriend', only to end up questioning her choices and loving them all.

It IS a finale though... But not the end.