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Wisteria is the final book in the Belladonna series, and I actually just finished it a month ago. It felt like a really strong conclusion to the story overall. After following these characters through the earlier books, it was satisfying to finally see how everything wrapped up.

One of my favorite parts of the book was still the relationship between Fate and Blythe. From my perspective, their dynamic carried so much of the emotional weight of the story. The enemies-to-lovers tension between them was written in a way that kept me invested the entire time. There were moments where I caught myself smiling at their interactions because their chemistry was just that good.

The story also kept the same mysterious and slightly dark atmosphere that the series has always had. There are twists, secrets, and emotional moments that make the book hard to put down. By the time I got closer to the ending, it definitely started to feel like everything was building toward something big.

And that epilogue… honestly, it left me with a lot of feelings. It was the kind of ending that makes you sit there for a minute after finishing the book, just thinking about everything the characters went through. For me, it felt emotional in the best way and really highlighted the depth of the relationship at the center of the story.

Overall, finishing Wisteria felt like closing the final chapter on a world I had been following for a while. It is dramatic, emotional, and very romance-driven, and if you enjoy enemies-to-lovers stories with a darker fantasy setting, this series is definitely worth reading all the way through.