elle_lit_zabeth's Reviews (868)

I am completely speechless. I adored the first two books in the series, but somehow, this one managed to surprise me even more. First off, Daniel makes an appearance in this book since he's Fiona's brother, and honestly, I've been weak for him since "Ghosted." I just love him so much.

I'm a huge fan of paranormal romance novels, and this one hit all the right notes. There's something about the full circle in these stories that makes you feel so complete. I was absolutely captivated by Fiona's character. Her resilience and logical mindset were so strong that she didn't believe her dreams could be real until the very end.

If I loved Fiona, I was absolutely feral for Aaron. His character is the epitome of strength and selflessness. His love for his children and the sense of peace he exudes despite the immense grief he's endured is truly inspiring. He felt like a calm anchor in the midst of a storm.

Watching Fiona decide to love Aaron with all her heart, thinking it's just a dream, was absolutely beautiful. But Aaron's pain at losing her when she wakes up, and his confusion dealing with the two personalities inhabiting his soon-to-be ex-wife, was so raw and heartbreaking.

The children in this book were incredibly cute and relatable, adding so much to the story instead of detracting from it. They made everything so much better.

And that plot twist? It made me gasp out loud! I cried so much, but I'm so happy with the happy ending. I absolutely can't wait to read book four in the series because I really loved Max in this book.

The minute I started reading this book, from the very first scene to the end, I was totally and simply hooked.

The relationship between the two main characters is deep and complex. From rivals and enemies who also share an intense connection, it was fascinating to witness.

The fact that they end up having to work together and be partners on the ice added an extra layer of interest to the story, making it even more gripping. Watching their relationship evolve around their partnership was hypnotizing. Their push and pull was so enticing and made me want to read more and more.

The drama in this book was everything and absolutely absorbing. I wished we could have more insight into their individual stories, to understand more why they’re so reluctant to commitment, why they don’t believe in love and why they’re unable to trust each other with their hearts.

The story was so gripping, it was a pain to stop reading and it’s everything I wanted from this book.

Hopefully, there's a story coming for Austin and Brynn because I'll definitely read it!