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With the fate of the world at stake, Eliyana must destroy the Void . . . but at what cost?
Eliyana Ember is a reluctant queen. As vessel of the Verity--the purest of souls--only she can lead the fight against the wicked magnetism of the Void. If she fails, the paths between Reflections will cease to exist, and those she loves will remain plagued by darkness.
After falling through a draining Threshold and suffering near-death, Eliyana awakens to a Shadowalker-ridden Venice, Italy. From there, she must learn to navigate mysteries of time and space. Traveling across the seven Reflections, Eliyana seeks one thing: the demise of the Void.
But something else is at stake--the fate of her heart. Kyaphus Rhyen and Joshua David, brothers in arms, duel to win her hand. Ky remains ensnared and tortured by the Void. Joshua, though well-meaning, harbors dark secrets. Meanwhile, Eliyana finds herself torn, her mind and memories leading her in one direction, but her heart pulling her toward a man she knows she shouldn't trust.
How can she discern who to believe when she cannot even depend on her own fragmented memories?
Traversing the realms of fantasy and reality through a labyrinth of plot twists, Unbreakable delivers a thrilling conclusion to Sara Ella's Unblemished Trilogy.
'Sara Ella returns with the thrilling conclusion to her Unblemished trilogy, a series that combines elements from fairy tales and fantasy to captivate the reader. . . Ella masterfully creates a realistic fantasy world, a story with a nod to pop culture and literary references. . . Her allegorical story is filled with excellent narratives, engaging characters, and truths--and plenty of plot twists! The relationships are clean, the faith element is a light touch, and the violence is neither graphic nor inappropriate. Recommended for public and school libraries, for fans of fantasy and fairy tale retellings, for young adults and adults alike.'
'Wow! What an exquisite conclusion to the thrilling Unblemished trilogy. . . A feast of pop culture and literary references, masterful worldbuilding and heartfelt allegory, the entire series is not to be missed -- and this last book ties it all together in stunning fashion.'