Obsessed with this writing style and the powerful, layered story line was stunning. Unfair, unjust and hard to read at times, but forever moving forwards.

The only reason this isn't five stars is because I didn't feel anything deeply for the characters, the meaning behind the messages yes, but not the individuals themselves. Perhaps the point. 

I really thought this would be my favourite out of the series! I expected a gruesome fight till the death and far more than vanilla 

She wanted something we could give her. An escape, an outlet for her darkness, a safe place she could fulfill all her filthy desires. I wanted to give her that. I wanted to show her that regardless of her fears, she could have everything she wanted and more.

102 Highlights.... 6 full page tabs. 

Personal favorite movement other than the ones of complete vulnerability (emotionally speaking). Was the paintball chase, Lucas you melt my soul. Although the headset and gaming moment come's dam close.

I had a great time with this novel and its characters. I was worried this would just be another run-of-the-mill novel with fangs. But the plot pleasantly surprised me. It felt bigger, and although fresh and new, it had that epic classic vibe with big battles and mass deaths.


Spoilers //


The fact that the ‘main’ character is in every way the least important when it comes to skill and bringing something to the table. Thank you.
The fact that the smallest of the trio, the softly spoken, kind-hearted little female vampire is actually the most powerful and considered the ‘muscle’. Thank you.
The fact that Malekh. Just Malekh. Thank you. 

The following notes below are 5 star moments in The Kraken's Sacrifice, the number of great smart ass comments made by Catalina that I loved and Thane served it back just as good saved this book but overall I was sadly disappointed. It fell like the exact same book as The Dragons Bride, only underwater. There also seemed to be far more to unpack and not enough pages to do it. Their storyline would have made a great novel - leading up to the bargain that was made and then onwards.

“No.” The word comes out too sharp, but she’s set me back again, and I don’t know how to deal with this. “Do not, under any circumstances, call me that.”
She parts her lips, but Azazel cuts in. “That was a hard boundary, Catalina. Respect it.”

And the below is why I will always adore Katee Robert's books; because they approach subjects in the most respectful and beautiful way, regardless of how I feel about The Kraken's Sacrifice overall this end was perfect is every way.

“Generational trauma does not make you more or less worthy of being a parent.”
He tightens his grip slightly. “But if you don’t want children, no one is going to make you have a baby.”

Her expression softens a little. “Not likely, but still something to watch for. Everything went smoothly.” She hesitates but finally shakes her head. “Look, people react to this sort of thing differently. Some cry. Some don’t. Sometimes there’s guilt or shame or whatever the fuck. Sometimes there’s just relief.” She must see my confusion because she points a sharp black fingernail at me. “My point is that no matter how she reacts, it’s the right way for her, and your only job is to be there and be supportive.” 

I’m sticking to my word on how I said I would review this if it ended a particular way sadly, otherwise this would have been 4.5 or higher. 

 Sabrina is easily one of my favorite characters of all time. What I don’t love is her behavior being classed as “outrageous, dramatic, and not necessary”. All things considered, I consider her behavior completely and utterly rational, and I despise it being made out any other way in this book. 

The smut is also exceptional FM, FFM, FF perfect on every page. And there are a lot of pages of it in this book. So if you want the good spice, this is your book. 

Note:
If Sophie Lark has a book on Jasper can I get the details of that please because I’ll order it in every format.