Old enemies and new are ranged against them, standing between them and the peace they so desperately crave. But now Nora and Patch must gather their strength to face one last trial. For her, there’s no turning her back on him. Nora is more certain than ever that she’s in love with her fallen angel, Patch, despite her Nephilim heritage making them destined to be enemies. This review will not however contains any spoilers for Finale. Please note: For those of you that haven’t read the previous books in the Hush Hush series this review will contain spoilers about previous plots and characters from those novels. I was hoping for some decent action since this was the last book in the series but what I got couldn’t have been further from it.This book is a culprit of the worst crime against fiction: It was boring. I teetered close to the edge with this one. Silence gave me a level of respite with some fun romance and brilliant dialogue but I was frustrated by the lack of progress in the storyline. Crescendo made me furious at the inconsistencies in the storyline but admiring the author’s flair for setting a dark, eerie mood. Hush Hush had me simultaneously ripping by hair out at the central abusive romantic relationship while secretly crushing on the smoldering love interest. It’s safe to say my relationship with this series has not been smooth sailing. (To read my review of the previous book from the Hush Hush series, Silence click here.) Overall Impression: 464 pages of wasted time!

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