Lux (The Nocte Trilogy 3)

Kismet always prevails.

The jury has decided.

I feel it in my bones.

Author’s Note

I know what you’re wondering.

Was it real, or not real?

Was Calla crazy, or not?

Well, dear reader, let me ask you….

What do you think?

That’s the beauty of stories. Sometimes, the ending resides in you. If you don’t like an ending, choose another.

I’ve always been a person who believes things happen that we can’t understand, that the energy we put into the world comes back to us. There are lots of different cultures, including the Romani, who believe the same.

Is it possible to be cursed, to re-live time, to change it? Do ghosts exist? Is there a reason for déjà vu?

I have no idea.

But I’m open-minded enough to think that anything is possible.

And because of that, to me, Calla’s story was real. Her ending was real, and she saved Finn, and she’ll live happily-ever-after with Dare. Because I love a good Happily-Ever-After story. Calla managed to change time and prevent the curse.

But if you don’t like to think about mysticism, or supernatural elements, or things we can’t explain,

Then you can choose to believe that Calla was crazy all along and none of this happened, and that she and Dare met and fell in love in a psych ward.

It’s entirely up to you.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this story.

I know it was a twisted journey, where the end was the beginning and the beginning was the end. I know that, and I did it on purpose.

I wanted to try to take you down a path where your mind wasn’t your own, just like Calla’s.

It had to happen in order.

And it did.