The number stops here.

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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.

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She built a garden. She planted roses. She almost believed she deserved peace.

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But the past has long roots.

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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.

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And they are not alone.

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Old allies become liabilities. New wounds refuse to heal. The garden burns again. And Xinli must decide once and for all:

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Is she a weapon or a woman? A killer or a sister? A ghost or someone who deserves to live?

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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.

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The number climbed. The bodies fell. The garden burned.

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But gardens always grow back.

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Perfect for fans of: Kill Bill, John Wick, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Atomic Blonde.

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Praise for the series:

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"Visceral, unflinching, and surprisingly tender in the spaces between bullets."

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"A meditation on grief wrapped in a bloody revenge thriller."

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"Xinli is a heroine you won't forget—and a killer you won't want to cross."

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Revenge of Xinli - THE END OF COUNTING

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