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    The Immortal Circus: Final Act
    The Immortal Circus: Final Act
    The Immortal Circus: Final Act
    Audiobook8 hours

    The Immortal Circus: Final Act

    Written by A. R. Kahler

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    The riveting final book in the seductively magical Cirque des Immortels trilogy.

    Despite Vivienne’s broken heart and deadly truths, the show must go on at the Cirque des Immortels. But it takes more than glamour and sex appeal to keep the Big Top running; without the magic and support Viv came to rely on, the circus is in danger. Now the troupe verges on rebellion, the war between Mab and Oberon rages on, and a horrifying menace looms—with Vivienne stuck in the middle of it all.

    When Mab’s manipulations put others at risk, Viv has to decide where her heart lies. Everything depends on her choices. How can she know her true desires? And will she have what it takes to fight the demons she must face?

    New possibilities and old passions collide in this ravishing grand finale to the trilogy that began with The Immortal Circus and The Immortal Circus: Act Two.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateMay 27, 2014
    ISBN9781491520857
    The Immortal Circus: Final Act
    Author

    A. R. Kahler

    Originally from small-town Iowa, A. R. Kahler attended an arts boarding school to study writing at the age of sixteen. Since then, he has traveled all over the world, earning a master’s degree in creative writing from the University of Glasgow and teaching circus arts in Amsterdam and Madrid. He currently lives in Seattle, Washington. For more information, please visit www.arkahler.com.

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    • 4/5
      The Immortal Circus: Final ActCirque des Immortels, Book 3By: A. R. KahlerNarrated by: Amy McFaddenThis has been a wonderful series and great but unexpected ending. Lots of supernatural beings, great fighting, touch of romance, and suspense. The narrator stayed consistent throughout the series and was marvelous! Wonderful series!
    • 5/5
      enjoyable

      i really hated to not have a fourth book in the series. I really liked the characters. Very imaginative. Loved the very last page.
    • 2/5
      This was possibly one of the worst endings to an otherwise relatively good book that I can recall. In the final book of this fairly entertaining trilogy, the circus is under attack by both the summer court and the demon Lillith. While the bulk of the story certainly had some downsides—too many overwhelming revelations, and enough tough decisions and sacrifices to last a lifetime—it really is the rushed ending that left me shaking my head. As the tension builds and relationships shatter, I expected at least a little thought for the emotional impact needed to leave the story with a satisfying conclusion. I don’t want or expect a “happy” ending, but this fell in the realm of “it was all a dream” crappy endings. Not only that, the climax was only a few pages long, almost as if the author just got tired or bored and decided to finish it off in one setting at his word processor. Clearly the epilogue was meant to leave room open for what may happen next, but after watching the worst possible conclusion for characters I had invested in, I’m not interested. All in all, a huge disappointment.