About the Book:

A foe-turned-friend must learn to trust his new allies or risk losing his chance of finding a forever home in this thrilling conclusion of the award-winning Restorationists trilogy.

Ravi may be free from a life of crime and captivity, but he still feels trapped. Even though the Restorationists have welcomed him with open arms, he’s just not sure if he really belongs to this team.

While he’s agreed to help them infiltrate and bring down the nefarious Distortionists, Ravi keeps his escape plan—a stolen painting—close by in case things go south. But as the kids use their art-related Gifts to gain spots on the enemy’s heist team, new discoveries about his past have Ravi questioning his next move.

Can he risk trusting Vincent, Georgia, and the other Restorationists? Or is Ravi destined to always be on his own?

My Thoughts:

This is SUCH a fun series. Exploring art, creativity, family, belonging and adventure, this is one of those books that you don’t want to put down, but you also don’t want to finish and come to the end of the series.

(Beyond the Far Horizon is book three and you do need to start at the beginning of this series, so if you haven’t read it yet then go and pick up Beneath the Swirling Sky.)

I was happy to get to dive deeper in Ravi’s character and story. The complexity of who he was, how he was raised and what was on offer to him gave the story a deep poignancy, while still being a fun adventure. There was some unexpected redemption and you got to witness a number of the characters grow and take risks for the sake of love and justice. It was a heartwarming conclusion and I heartily recommend the whole series.

I was given a free digital copy for review and am eagerly awaiting the release of the printed copy as this is a book I’m buying for myself.