Lucky for Violetta though, she’s not one to go down without a fight, and she makes a mess of things – kills someone and wishes that it were Dami in fact, but gets out of the marriage. At that notion, Dami gets what he wants – he takes Violetta now and goes to marry her so that he can get what he feels he deserves – the crown and the rights that he felt Violetta’s father bestowed on him and not Santi. So….we left the last installment with Gia pulling the trigger and shooting Santi, so he’s no longer a factor in the story. She was almost the demise of Santi, and that makes our opinion as a reader of her go way down. We learn that she had a romance with Armando – one of Santi’s closest men, but Dami showed interest, and claimed her, really to use her as a pawn, and Gia was quick to jump on that attention – to go with what Dami wanted because he had power and she wanted it. that’s what happens in this story with Gia.

This story shows us how easy it is to sway someone – convince them that the life they have can be better – that they can get more power and stature just because someone tells them.

While Santi and Violetta were finally in a good place, trying to start the life that they felt they needed, Dami (Santi’s old best friend) was jealous and wanted what he felt was his – the inheritance that Violetta was getting of the sacred crown – and he chose to use Gia (Santis’ cousin) as bait on this. If you remember, things were going downhill fast at the end of book two. I was relieved when this final installment of the story came out – we were left on such a distressing cliff at the end of book two that I NEEDED to see how the story would pan out. I will rise up and destroy whoever dares to threaten what my king has built, because I am forever his queen. You can’t spend time in bed with the devil without getting addicted to the heat.īefore him, I was a girl. What doesn’t kill you makes you a killer.

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