This was an EPIC conclusion to the trilogy. It managed to end exactly how I thought it would but travelled plot points I would never have anticipated!

I highly suggest re-reading the other books in the lead up to Valley as there are multiple storyline’s that would benefit from the refresh. Stacey McEwan has sprinkled so many teasers throughout that culminate into plot arcs you never saw coming!

Dawsyn is possibly one of my favourite female characters ever. I adore her so much.

Confession time - I am an epilogue hater. However this is one that is not to be missed. It gives me the feeling I had watching the final episode of the TV show six feet under which is the highest compliment I could bestow upon any creative.

Thank you so much to NetGalley and the publishers for allowing me to read an advanced copy of Valley. I am leaving this review by my own choosing.

Oh Stacey McEwan you have my whole heart! This was the perfect ending to an incredible story. How did you pack all of that into one book?! I had to pace myself reading it or I would have been absolutely wrecked. The struggle, the stakes, the found family, the love - just absolutely beautiful! And, of course, the ending made me cry. I can barely review this without giving so much of the story away, but everyone needs to know that our heroes were in good hands with this author. They have a story I will never forget and will likely need to re-read every year. I'm going to miss this band of outlaws so. dang. much!

**Thank you NetGalley and Angry Robot for the eARC**

The final book in the trilogy and I absolutely loved every little bit of it. I am so thankful to have received this ARC. Being the last book in the series I fell like the author did an amazing job at wrapping up all the loose ends while still making the book intriguing to finish through. I would read more from this author in the future.

DAWSYN, the queen that you are.
Ryon, my humble king.
And all my soft babies who deserve to be held and loved: I’m so glad I got to meet you and fall in total love with you. I will think of you constantly.

What an all star ending to one of the best trilogies I’ve ever read

This is the final book in a trilogy. I found the first half to be slow and all of Dawson’s choices to be frustrating. It was hard to see Ryon put up with her; he is such a great MMC (main male character) and deserves the world. The second half, however, picked up pace and reminded me why I liked the first two books. Some twists and some reveals, a bit of action with a quick but strong finish to the series.

I was given a copy by the publisher via NetGalley (thank you!) and all opinions are my own.

Honestly a super underrated series, and love and hate it's ended. But I definatly will reconmend this series to people and think more people should be reading it

The final instalment of this trilogy left me utterly spellbound. The author’s enchanting storytelling reached its zenith, crafting a breathtaking conclusion that was both deeply emotional and richly satisfying. I felt every shiver and pang of hunger alongside these characters, as if I were truly walking through the Chasm with them. And, the constant twists and turns had me gasping and weeping uncontrollably. The deep connection I formed with these characters makes this trilogy one of my all-time favorites. The ending was so beautifully perfect that I’m left with a heart full of gratitude and awe.

Book 3 of the Glacian trilogy. Dawsyn must lead her people home.... Challenges and betrayls abound...

Love this book. I have been waiting for the conclusion for a while now! The story is breath-taking. Very exciting and fast-moving. Love the characters. I was a bit surprised by the twist in the middle. It's a good one but just surprising.

Thanks to the publisher for the arc.

NETGALLEY & THE PUBLISHER - YOU JUST MADE MY DAY. Thank you so much for this ARC!

The dedication : « To all the wild-eyed, sharp-tongued, fire breathing-girls »❤️‍🔥

The first book (Ledge) was absolutely one of my favourite reads in 2022. I remember thinking this author’s writing was absolutely mesmerizing and that I could feel the cold seeping through the pages.

The second book (Chasm) left an imprint on me with the characters. She writes such strong and unique characters. I grew attached to the lot of them.

This third book in the trilogy wrapped up all of her enchanting writing skills to conclude this quite perfectly.

I felt like I was walking with the Ledge people through the Chasm. I felt the cold, the hunger and the desperation.
I loved having the Queens POV. I gasped so many times while reading this one.

The twist at the 60%? Never saw it coming. I couldn’t keep the tears from falling all the way till the end.

I felt deep attachment to these characters and consider this trilogy as one of my favourites.