The Caller

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"In the final book of the Shadowfell trilogy, Neryn, the rebels, and the Good Folk must work together to survive their final confrontation with King Keldec"-- Provided by publisher.
Just one year ago, Neryn had nothing but a canny skill she barely understood and a faint dream that the legendary rebel base of Shadowfell might be real. Now she is the rebels' secret weapon, and their greatest hope for survival, in the fast-approaching ambush of King Keldec at Summerfort. But to be ready for the bloody battle that lies ahead, Neryn must first seek out two more fey Guardians to receive their tutelage. Meanwhile, her beloved, Flint, has been pushed to his breaking point as a spy in the king's court. At stake lies freedom for the people of Alban, a life free from hiding for the Good Folk-- and a chance for Flint and Neryn to finally be together.

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The Caller submitted by Jen Chapin-Smith on June 23, 2016, 8:44am Warning: spoilers ahead
The conclusion of the "Shadowfell" trilogy, "The Caller" wraps up all the story's threads neatly but without the easy answers one might expect of a fantasy novel. Some characters whom the readers love die during the struggle, but our main characters finally wed. The final battle entails unexpected twists and losses.
The title of the book is also the title our main character, Neryn, now has. She is a Caller, one with the ability to call forth magic in a way so unique that usually only one or two callers are born in each generation.