Synopsis:
All my dreams are coming true. But some nightmares continue to lurk in the shadows.

I should be celebrating. Hell, I should be the happiest elf in the world. Unfortunately, I can’t revel in my successes when there’s a foul fiend who is relentlessly trying to lure me to his side. He won’t leave me in peace and he seems determined to plunge the country into chaos to get what he wants, using bloodshed, fear and malevolent magic.

Still, I’m no stranger to stubbornness. If I can turn the tables and become the hunter instead of the hunted, I might have a chance. The odds are stacked against me but I’m not alone in this fight – and I refuse to be anyone’s puppet.

Salted Sceptre is the fourth and final novel in The Thrill of the Hunt, an urban fantasy series set in Scotland and beyond. Expect thrilling adventure, deeply felt love and maybe, just maybe, a happy ending.

Review:
Such a beautiful ending for such a well designed and laid out series. I quite enjoyed the way the magic system was laid out, and how well integrated the “bigger mystery” was connected to little Daisy and Hugo all along. As stated in the previous review, I did think that the mystery was obvious from near the beginning, however, that didn’t detract from my overall enjoyment of the series as a whole. I loved the found family that Hugo has created of his treasure hunters, and Daisy’s Brownies, and the troll. All in all, this series was a treat.

Star rating: ✯✯✯✯