Worlds Don't Collide

Valkyrie Bestiary, Book 9

De: Kim McDougall

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

Critter wrangler rule #24: When the gods come knocking, don’t answer the door.

The exciting conclusion to the Valkyrie Bestiary Series!

Kyra has been charged with a sacred duty—to wipe every filthy, blood-sucking vampire off the face of Terra’s earth. Starting a war with the vamps means she needs help, but her allies are scattered and squabbling amongst themselves.

When the vampires attack Montreal and Kyra’s family is threatened, she has no choice but to force the battle that will change their lives and the very shape of their world forever.

Worlds Don't Collide is Book 9 of the Valkyrie Bestiary, a dark and humorous Urban Fantasy series.

©2024 Kim McDougall (P)2024 Kim McDougall

Perfect ending

I will start of by saying, I got this on Audible and am ashamed I almost forgot to listen to it!!! I have loved every book in this series and this book was no exception. Kyra and Mason must build an army to defeat the vampires. War is certain and they aren't sure they can do it. They must contact anyone they can to come to their aid. But the vampires make the first strike while they are still gathering forces. With Shar missing and in the hands of the vampires, it's a race against time to save the world.
OMG, this book has it all! Friendship, family, war, heartache... you name it! It was such a perfect ending to this series. Kyra has finally learned that she needs more than just herself and so many reasons (family and friends) to keep her going. Mason is back to himself thanks to Terra and some time to adjust. Emil is still grieving, but wanting to be useful he volunteers for a deadly mission. This book spans quite a bit of time but the flow of the story works. And once there is action, it is a battle of epic proportions. Kyra and her "army" must get past the Opji wards and there are a lot of Hail Mary attacks.
I don't know what else to say about this book other than I almost cried during parts of it! I have become so invested in these characters that I was on the edge of my seat waiting to find out who would be ok and who would not. And as if my emotions weren't enough, poor Jacoby about sent me over the edge! What a wild ride of a series and if it had to end, this was the best way it could have ended!