The epic finale to the Darkness Within series!
All power has a price, and hers might be too high to pay.
Skylar’s been pushed to her limits.
Kasia is at the Academy of Magic’s doorstep, primed to attack at any moment with her dark power of the gods. The Fae currently holding the Academy hostage don’t seem to care how much danger they’re all in. Meanwhile, the Dark Prince grows stronger every day, and Skylar’s almost out of time before she loses control of him for good.
But when the unthinkable happens, she’ll have to find the strength to regain her power and make one final strike against Kasia.
She can’t fail. She won’t fail. Everything is at stake.
This time Skylar’s taking the fight to Kasia, and only one of them is coming out alive.
The Dark Prince is the final book in the *now complete* YA fantasy Darkness Within series. If you like snarky, fast-paced fantasies full of dark princes, epic showdowns, and a slow-burn enemies-to lovers romance then you’ll love this series!
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4 primary booksThe Darkness Within is a 4-book series with 4 primary works first released in 2019 with contributions by Sean Fletcher.
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“You ready?” - “Not at all. Let's do this.”
In this fitting finale to the series, Skylar starts by getting on the bad side of the Fae. I'm tempted to say that it seems to run in the family, but it's probably more of a species thing... And let's just say that, for Skylar and her friends, everything goes ever more pear-shaped after that.
Once more, Skylar is up against overwhelming odds, hunted by the Fae and Kasia and her acolytes alike, all the while trying to prevent that pesky god of hers from breaking free.
Yeah, right. (I did mention the whole thing going pear-shaped?)
To be honest, though, the actual boss battle against Kasia is over somewhat quicker than I expected.
That being said, I would also like to mention that I truly appreciate - not only in this series, but in all of Sean Fletcher's books I've read so far - that not everything is clear-cut, there's no obvious black and white, and I occasionally find myself sympathizing with the alleged villain.
