“A Conjuring of Light” is the final book in V.E. Schwab’s fantasy trilogy. It takes place immediately after the last book ended and goes back to the normal fantasy plot with a strong and compelling villain. This book puts more focus on Holland than the other books did, but Schwab still keeps all the great characters and their histories. Her humanization of Holland was an amazing addition to the story and gives the audience a hard time disliking him even as a villain. She also does a great job setting the stakes by occasionally changing POVs from the main characters to the townspeople of Red London and their situation under Osaron. An amazing end to an amazing trilogy that's very worth the read.
-Teen Review