The Last Wish of Bristol Keats was such a magical read. Picking up right where the first book left off, it immediately pulled me in with nonstop action, faerie politics, and emotional stakes that hit hard. I loved how Bristol and Tyghan finally get to communicate and work through their issues, which made their romance feel earned and deeply satisfying.

The worldbuilding in this duology is phenomenal, and I especially appreciated how family, both biological and chosen, is woven into the story. The mix of magic, danger, and personal growth kept me glued to the pages, and the side characters added so much heart and depth. Even the sad or intense moments felt beautifully written, never overdone.

Overall, this is a perfect conclusion to the Bristol Keats duology. It is emotional, romantic, and endlessly immersive. I closed the book feeling completely satisfied while also wishing I could spend just a little longer in this world.

I cannot even begin to explain how good this book was. The story keeps on giving and the worldbuilding is so good. It's an amazing ending to the duology, and the harder/sad parts were beautifuly written.