Review: Triumph (The Bellator Saga #6) by Cecilia London

Rating:

Triumph is the last and I must say, my most awaited book in The Bellator Saga. It’s a bitter-sweet experience for me. My anticipation for this release is at its utmost and my expectations are quite high. This saga have both touched me in a way that no other book has ever done and my most favorite series I’ve ever read.

The Rhapsody have ended on a note of hopefulness and the feeling continued throughout Triumph. I am allergic to anything political these days but this book is something I would gladly devour. I won’t elaborate on what this book is about, just that be vigilant on what is happening nowadays and this book might be the future of America.

To be honest, I was on the verge of killing Caroline, my hate directed toward her makes my blood boil but this book made me fall in love with her all over again and reminded me why I have admired her character so much. I love that no matter how complex her character is, there is still that character development and that she have come a long way since Dissident.

“She was Commander Caroline Gerard, leader of the new American Revolution. She had the heart of a goddamn lion. She’d crawled through the desert, battling wind and sand and blistering heat to come out ahead.”

Jack, oh Jack. Monty may have ruined me to future Book Boyfriends. Is it wrong for me to put him on a pedestal?

“Protective, doting, alpha, and still incredibly intuitive.”

My journey in reading this book gave me not just an insight psychologically on human emotions and, interactions and vulnerability, but also human being’s greed for political power and world domination. There is just so much going on in this book, or the whole saga, but it wasn’t overwhelming in the least and it touch a whole lot of subjects that was taken very seriously. I cannot fathom the brilliance that is put in this masterpiece and all I have to say is, you author you, finally I don’t have to sing ”Cecilia, you’re breaking my heart!” lol! But I love you, and I am super thankful for the ending of this saga. This is so much more than I have expected and my heart just sang and rejoiced and laughed. I will truly miss the characters especially my love for Caroline and obsession for Jack!

How do I end this review? Well, kudos Cecilia London! I cannot wait what’s next from you!

Books in The Bellator Saga should be read in order (review of each book):

Book 1: Dissident

Book 2: Conscience

Book 3: Sojourn

Book 1-3: The Bellator Saga I-III

Book 4: Phoenix

Book 5: Rhapsody

Book 6: Triumph

​​Amazon: http://bit.ly/2kZV01i

iBooks: http://apple.co/2kseS9K

B&N:http://bit.ly/2jwivxe

Kobo: http://bit.ly/2kA1Feq