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If I had to use one word to describe this conclusion to the trilogy I'd use the word rushed. It felt really rushed. Plot wise it was great but it was so rushed.

Plot:
When Rema chose to be crowned queen and join the rebel forces, she knew she'd face the fight of her life. What she didn't expect was to be kidnapped by an Emperion assassin and taken to the mainland to be executed in front of the emperor. How can she save Greenwood Island if she can't even save herself?

Darmik knows he doesn't have much time to rescue Rema. He’s denounced his position as Commander and Prince in order to join the rebels. But now he must rely on his family name in order to go before the Emperor—his uncle—and beg for Rema’s life.

If Rema and Darmik have any hope of being together and saving their kingdom, they must survive the greatest threat of all—Emperion.

I think if another 100 pages was added or if perhaps the balance was better this book wouldn't have felt so rushed. There are chapters in this book that drag on for no good reason and they become almost boring and there are chapters that should've gotten way more time and attention because of important parts in the story and they were over in three pages. I truly enjoyed this trilogy but this last installment lacked a little for me.