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That said, there was also a couple niggles for me. One, I am VERY over the Silver OW drama. If the hero hadn't slept with her in the past, it wouldn't bother me as much. Two, the whole conversation about the hero's past sex life. I have been over the teenage manwhore for a while now. The conversation added nothing to the story, and mostly just made me roll my eyes that some 15-year-old virgin would bend a maid (I think it was a maid) over a counter and go at her like he was auditioning for a role in a porn movie. 😔 Again, if the heroine hadn't been a virgin in the first book and had her own sex stories, it wouldn't have been an issue. With the light between us, a peaceful face comes into view. A white halo surrounds her, complete with her white cotton dress and bunny shoes.
Aiden is still a creep hot psycho and Elsa is still a hot mess of unfinished business and lost memories.Overall, this book was slightly better than Deviant King plot and smut wise and I hope the next book is more plot focused because I can't only have 19228263840 smut highlights from the book. Lucien nodded, his eyes on her face. “I wanted to know how you were after…” his voice softened a little, “your father… I… Elain…” i still loved the characters and i reaaalllyyy can't wait to read Xander and Kim's book. their "relationship" is just full of mystery that i really wanna know why the hell Xander hates Kim! This book took me on a wild ride and it blew my mind!! I love this series so much and Do not ask me about the ending! How can she just end it that way? It isn't fair!!
Her fingers comb through my tangled hair then she glides the cloth over my arm, forcing me to eat with one hand.
Aiden is still a mystery to me... He's hot and cold all the time with harsh words one moment and sweet nothings in the other. I have no problem with the plot because even though it is semi-clichèish I enjoyed the plot twists. I liked the characters but I occasionally do get annoyed with them. I also think that this should have been a duology not a trilogy. I think that some part of this book was unnecessary. I liked that this book has a psychological vibe in it (I won't discuss it here, just read it, you'll know what I mean).
Honestly, I'm glad this series wasn't my first thing by Rina Kent or I might have never made it to the other series I loved. The book also has the rest of the Four Horsemen, Xander Knight, Cole Nash and Ronan Astor as well as Elsa’s best friend Kimmie. There is also a new student, a guy named Knox who transferred from another private school. Aiden’s ex hookup Ginger and his father Jonathan play big roles in this book as do Elsa’s Aunt and Uncle that raised her. All the supporting characters are well developed and add to the story. Everyone has secrets, some were revealed in the story, and some still remain. Of course there was a spectacular cliffhanger so now there are more items that need to be answered in the next book. 😲😮😬. She drops the light on the floor and crouches in front of me. Her little hands are dragging a heavy bag behind her, but I don’t focus on the sound or her bag. i know, i know. you're probably wondering what the hell mel? this is romance, of course there's gonna be a lot of steam. yes, i understand but if the sex scenes start to feel like filler? then yeah... Overall a nice end to the trilogy, I liked this book the best because there were less question marks for me and I understood it more. Maybe one day if I'm rich I will get this book.
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He’s been a constant in my life since the beginning of the year, and now that he’s gone, it’s pure torture.”
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