All story lines have been tied off and you won't be left wondering. The ending, oh the ending, you won't be disappointed. There is plenty of action and suspense so don't expect any lag. The series finale brings everyone together for a final knock-down, drag-out, disaster in the making. I think if they went back in time they might not recognize the person they were. I can't think of one character that has not grown through the series. Did I say how sad I was that it's over? I really don't want to ruin the last book for anyone so this review won't entail much besides my final thoughts. There has not been one book in this series that I didn't completely fall into. What a ride The Hollows series has been! Thirteen books, thirteen different ways I fell in love with the cast of characters. I liked the ending of the book with everyone seeming to get what they deserved, both good and bad. Already caught between elf and demon politics, hiding from a Goddess of wild magic who wants to destroy her, and full of unexpected feelings for a new boyfriend, Rachel now has to fend off assassination attempts on her best friend - while figuring out how to save the vampires from themselves.'Review: I hate that this series is over. But at the beginning of the book, Cormel, tired of waiting for salvation, raises the stakes (badum-tsh!): He marks Ivy for death in order to force Rachel's hand and speed up her timeline. president, and author of a wildly successful how-to book on safely dating vampires. All Rachel really wants is that Ivy, Jenks, the elves, and everyone else is safe, 'Up until The Witch With No Name, Rachel was supported in this endeavor by Rynn Cormel, undead master vampire of Cincinnati, former U.S.

Synopsis:The vampires want their souls, the demons want out of the ever-after, and everyone else wants their race to come out on top.

Kim harrison the witch with no name