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Newly crowned as king of Maridrina, Keris watches powerless as his forbidden relationship with Zarrah is exposed.
He knows there is only one way to save her when she is imprisoned by the Empress: to ally with the kingdom he nearly destroyed.
Zarrah, held captive on the dreaded Devil's Island, faces two choices: regain the favour of the Empress who condemned her or die a traitor by her royal command.
But dare Zarrah seek a third path: a rebellion to overthrow tyranny entwined with a destiny she must fight to claim.
Facing impossible odds, Keris and Zarrah must somehow find their way back to each other, before it's too late...
Genre: fantasy
Publication date: November 2023
Mature content: yes
Review: The Endless Wair is book 4 in The Bridge Kingdom series and in terms of timeline closely follows book 3 (The Inadequate Heir) and contains the rest of Keris and Zarrah's story (although you also get to re-meet almost all the characters from the first two books in the series and it's really nice to reconnect with Aren and Lara in particular.
Throughout all the book I was rooting for a happy ending for Zarrah and Keris, although they really do have to overcome a serious number of obstacles. Once or twice I even disliked Zarrah's reactions because she was not making thing easier for them, but The Endless War is still a great book, with non-stop action from beginning to end and lots of unexpected twists and turns.
Even though The Endless War is a page turned by itself, it's definitely not a book to be read as a stand alone. You need to read all the previous books in order to get the context of the plot and the characters, so it's better to just start with book 1 and go from there (if you love the genre, you won't regret it).
Happy readings!
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