FEARLESS - Review

FEARLESS - NAMELESS #3 by Jennifer Jenkins

What they say: In exactly twenty-three days, Gryphon will offer his life to Chief Barnabas in exchange for the lives of his best friend and mess brothers. Until then, he must keep his plans from Zo while avoiding the Wolves of the Allied Camp. But Gryphon is not the only one harboring secrets. To spare her own life, Zo has made a blood oath promising to help the Kodiak Clan free their families living as Nameless slaves. When Gryphon learns the truth — that the peaceful life he’d planned for Zo is not secure — he divulges a secret that will give the Allies the upper hand against the Ram.

Now, The Great Move is underway and a final battle between the Wolf, Ram, Kodiak and Raven cannot be stopped. Strength will be tested. Loyalties will be questioned. Alliances will form. In a world of uncertainty and danger, Zo and Gryphon may finally have what they’ve each always wanted. 

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What I say: FEARLESS follows on from the previous two instalments NAMELESS and CLANLESS and is not a standalone.
I'm going to keep this as vague as possible, and yes, I'm aware this is a strange thing to write in a review, but I'm really concerned about not including any spoilers. I don't want to ruin any of the action or romance.
Oh the drama! We jump right back into the action with Zo and Gryph. Gryphon is facing a terrible fate and a rapidly decreasing decline. He's also not about to blab about whats going on if he can help it and as always keeps things pretty close to his chest. I wanted him to realise that he doesn't have to fix everything all the time and to know how much he means to Zo and the others.
Zo has her own problems with the big bad to defeat and a deal to keep. She's something of a reluctant leader who has found herself as a central figure in the revolution *ahem* war against the Ram. I kept chanting to myself "Don't be a pawn. Don't be a pawn!" as I really didn't want to see any more people using her.   Jennifer Jenkins always manages to keep the pace and tension so that I never felt bored. Although I have to admit there were a few moments when I was extremely concerned about what was going to happen next. The feels!
I'm a big fan of this series but was particularly nervous about reading FEARLESS because I wasn't sure where Jenkins was going to take the story - I'm still not over the Tris in Allegiant saga. I was desperate for my favs to make it through the final battle and for Zo and Gryphon to find their HEA. I'm going to leave it right there and finish my review by commenting on how much I've enjoyed the series particularly Jenkins's detailed world building, clans and the nameless alike.

4 - 4.5 Stars in my Sky!

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