The #1 New York Times bestselling author Kelley Armstrong delivers the novel her fans have been clamoring for: The epic finale of the Otherworld series.

It’s been more than ten years, a dozen installments, and hundreds of thousands of copies since Kelley Armstrong introduced readers to the all-too-real denizens of the Otherworld: witches, werewolves, necromancers, vampires, and half-demons, among others. And it’s all been leading to Thirteen, the final installment, the novel that brings all of these stories to a stunning conclusion.

A war is brewing—the first battle has been waged and Savannah Levine is left standing, albeit battered and bruised. She has rescued her half brother from supernatural medical testing, but he’s fighting to stay alive. The Supernatural Liberation Movement took him hostage, and they have a maniacal plan to expose the supernatural world to the unknowing.

Savannah has called upon her inner energy to summon spells with frightening strength, a strength she never knew she had, as she fights to keep her world from shattering. But it’s more than a matter of supernaturals against one another—both heaven and hell have entered the war; hellhounds, genetically modified werewolves, and all forces of good and evil have joined the fray.

Uniting Savannah with Adam, Paige, Lucas, Jaime, Hope, and other lost-but-not-forgotten characters in one epic battle, Thirteen is a grand, crowd-pleasing closer for Armstrong’s legions of fans.

I just completed Thirteen by Kelley Armstrong, the final book in her Otherworld series. (Though she does mention in the end that she has some anthologies coming out for the series and that she may one day come back to the series.) I have not read this entire series but I have read Bitten, Stolen, Dime Store Magic, Broken and Frostbitten. My favorite characters in this series are the ones it all began with, Elena and Clay. I was honestly a little sad when Elena was no longer the narrator so I took a break from these series except when it was from her point of view. All of the characters come together in Thirteen so I knew I didn’t want to miss it. I really enjoyed it and am now regretting that I didn’t read all of the novels in this series. Think I might have to go back and catch up on them. For those who are a fan of this series, well I don’t even have to tell you that you don’t want to miss this exciting conclusion. For those who haven’t read the other books, you’ll still enjoy it even if you don’t know the entire back story. I have always found that to be a good quality in a series, that while reading the other novels enhances the reading experience, it’s still enjoyable even if it’s your first time.

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