Review: The Final Gambit - Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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Review: The Final Gambit - Book #3 The Inheritance Games Series - Jennifer Lynn Barnes - August 2022

This is an author that I do enjoy and I had been enjoying this series, but have to admit out of all the books. This particular one though it was the end, it didn't have the same enjoyment for me as the other two. Avery is dating Jackson even though she really should be with Grayson and he was around here and there but not really - he was quite distant in this book and played the broody Bryronic character role. Xander is the best friend brother who finally meets his father and Nash - the older brother is dating Avery's sister Libby. This book starts with Toby being kidnapped and one of his daughters Eve turning up and asking for Avery's help. The thing though is she is the spitting image of Emily which puts Grayson into even more of a spin as of course his world previously revolved around Emily. Can Avery figure out who has Toby and at the same time continue playing The Inheritance Games as more clues and treasure hunts end up turning up throughout the book? I have to admit, if it wasn't for the money, I am sure Avery wouldn't want anything to do with this family as they are messed up, crazy, and have a lot of skeletons in their closet which makes you wonder just what the old man was really like as yes, his grandsons loved him, but seems everyone else wasn't too fond of his mind twisting games and riddles. I did find that this book left me with a small conclusion, but still a few open ends. I am interested though in her new upcoming release called The Hawthorne Brothers which contains four stories each from the Brothers' perspective. I would say, this book should only be read if you have read previously Books 1 and 2 in this series, otherwise, it will be confusing with the multitude of characters throughout each book.



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