The Bound Worlds is a satisfying conclusion to a space opera trilogy packed with romance and heart.
Review of The Bound Worlds
I nearly DNFed this after the first 100 pages. I’m glad I didn’t. I took a break from it, came back, and was quickly absorbed back into this story.
As with the previous books, the stakes get even higher.
In my other reviews for this series (Book One, Book Two), I’ve mentioned that the first two books leaned on the corny side, but this one seems to have dialed it back a bit. That, or I’ve become used to it. The characters even made me chuckle a time or two.
This series has lots of great representation. There was Queer representation throughout, and this book has disability representation.
I was never the biggest fan of Tarquin, but this conclusion changed my mind. The ending was quite emotional.
All in all, this series is well worth reading.
My Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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