Release Day Blitz: Final Debt (Indebted, #6) by Pepper Winters

The Last Book in the New York Times Bestselling Dark Romance Series.

Where love tries to triumph and darkness continues to reign....

"I'm in love with her, but it might not be enough to stop her from becoming the latest victim of the Debt Inheritance. I know who I am now. I know what I must do. We will be together--I just hope it's on Earth rather than in heaven."

It all comes down to this.

Love versus life.

Debts versus death.

Who will win?

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“READY TO DIE, Nila?”

Cut’s voice physically hurt me as he forced me to my knees. The ballroom splendour mocked me as I bowed unwillingly at the feet of my executioner.

Velvet and hand-stitched crewel on the walls glittered like the diamonds the Hawks smuggled—a direct contrast to the roughly sawn wood and crude craftsmanship of the guillotine dais. No finesse. No pride. Just a raised podium, framework cushioning a large tarnished blade, and a rope dangling to the side.

“Don’t do this. Cut…think about what you’ve become. You can stop this.” My voice mimicked a beg but I’d vowed not to beg. I’d seen things, understood things, and suffered things I never thought I would be able to endure. I refused to cry or grovel. I wouldn’t give him that satisfaction.

“In five minutes, this will all be over, Weaver.” Cut bent to the side and collected a wicker basket.

The wicker basket.

I didn’t want to think about what its contents would be.

He placed it on the other side of the wooden block.

My lungs demanded more oxygen. My brain demanded more time. And my heart…it demanded more hope, more life, more love.

I’m not ready.

Not like this.

“Cut—”

“No. No more talking. Not after everything you’ve done.” Ripping a black hood from his pocket, he didn’t hesitate. No fanfare. No second guesses.

I cried out as the scratchy blackness engulfed my face, tightening by a cord around my throat.

The Weaver Wailer chilled me. The diamond collar that’d seen what I’d seen and whispered with phantoms of my slain family prepared to revoke its claim and detach from around my neck.

This was it.

The Final Debt.

Cut pushed my shoulders forward.

A heavy yoke settled over the top of my spine.

I closed my eyes.

I said goodbye.

…

I waited to die.

My Review:

4 Stars

Finally! Justice and revenge have been served to that crazy-ass Hawk family! Each book in this series got more frustrating for me, because I just wanted Nila and Jethro safe!  I could not believe the torture that girl had to go through!

The Final Debt finally gave me answers, justice and a beautiful HEA for Nila and Jethro. And Kes, I won't tell you what happens with him, but I am happy how he was written in it and was given the peace he finally deserved from his family. 

Getting to a HEA for Nila and Jetrho was not easy. There was so much drama, torture, and hate that these two had to fight to stay alive and be able to break the ridiculous debt. I was on the edge of my seat (ok, couch) the entire read. And the epilogue...what an amazing book that gave me closure with all the characters in this series. I'm sad, but glad that it's over, knowing that Nila and Jethro are finally living their lives as they should.