The number stops here.
Xinli has killed 4,073 people. She has buried her sister's ghosts, burned her enemies' empires, and watched the woman she loved die in her arms. She made a promise: no more counting. No more killing. Only living.
She built a garden. She planted roses. She almost believed she deserved peace.
But the past has long roots.
A new enemy rises from the ashes of the White Lotus-a general with an army, a daughter with a vendetta, and a grieving ghost who has been watching Xinli for years. They want what she took from them. They want blood. They want revenge.
And they are not alone.
Old allies become liabilities. New wounds refuse to heal. The garden burns again. And Xinli must decide once and for all:
Is she a weapon or a woman? A killer or a sister? A ghost or someone who deserves to live?
The End of Counting is the explosive final book in the Revenge of Xinli trilogy. It is a story about grief, forgiveness, and the impossible weight of survival. The violence is unflinching. The hope is hard-won.
The number climbed. The bodies fell. The garden burned.
But gardens always grow back.
Perfect for fans of: Kill Bill, John Wick, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Atomic Blonde.
Praise for the series:
"Visceral, unflinching, and surprisingly tender in the spaces between bullets."
"A meditation on grief wrapped in a bloody revenge thriller."
"Xinli is a heroine you won't forget-and a killer you won't want to cross."