4.5 stars.

I love the continuation of America, Maxon, and Aspen’s story.
I love the drama, i love the intrigue, the twists, the turns, and the indecisiveness.
This is a great, simple series and I love it as much now as I did when I first read it years ago.

This was a great end to the trilogy. It has twists, it has turns, it has a lot of emotion.
I loved America’s, Maxon, and Aspen’s story.
I love the supporting cast, I love the intrigue and the romance, and surprises.
It’s a sweet, simple series, that isn’t too heavy and relatively quick to read!

This is a solid book. I like the story, I like fable, I like the crew of the marigold.
The imagery is rich and vibrant, and the action keeps the plot moving along.
I do think a little something is missing to really push this into amazing, maybe a bit more backstory to add weight to what’s happening, but it is okay without it.
Give it a go!

4.5 stars.

I loved the conclusion to the Crew spin-off. I love the tight knit characters, the new and the old. I love the sense of family and the closeness, the protectiveness.
There’s an openness about this book which is much appreciated. Previously I’ve felt it’s been a little emotional stunted, but here there is a growth that is most definitely welcome.
The story has come full circle with this book, and it’s SO satisfying!

4.5 stars.

I quite enjoyed this book. The writing is at times, a little clunky and I feel as if sometimes things need a little more explaining or expansion, but the base storyline is solid.
I like Ismae, Duval, Anne, and Beast. They’re great characters, and I love the involvement of death and religion.
This is a great book and i can’t wait to read the rest of the series.

I loved this book! It was so sweet!!
I loved Linus and Arthur and Zoe.
The kids were the best part though. Talia, Chauncey, Theordore, Lucy, Phee, and Sal were the real highlight. Children, but also little adults and hilarious.
I loved the messages of acceptance throughout the book, as well as the messages of change.
This is a great book and I highly recommend it!

I love Austen, but this isn’t one of my favourites. I found it to be a little wordy and somewhat hard to follow because of it.
I have to say, I love the TV adaptation and would love to see the end of the story.

I really enjoyed this book. I loved Reed, Sage, Keaton, Victoria, and Tinsley. They’re a great cast.
I do think this book was rushed and not fully formed though. Things pop in and out of the book that don’t really feel as if they fully belong. Samhain being the prime example. That idea wasn’t fully fleshed out and came out of the blue. It needed to be more present throughout the whole book to create relevance and impact.
I’m also getting MAJOR vibes of a similar series from a dynamic duo and their paper royal series.
Still, I did love this book, I just wish it was more fully fleshed out. I still say give it a go.

I absolutely loved the first book in this series, so I was excited to read this one. Unfortunately it fell flat for me.
To start with, I felt it was WAY too short, I read this in a few hours. Nothing was really fleshed out, explored, allowed to develop, or had time to breathe. It felt rushed.
Secondly, I didn’t feel as if Sterling had any redeeming features. There was an attempt to garner sympathy but again, it fell flat and wasn’t fully explored.
Third, I never got a confrontation from Victoria. I wanted it and I felt the story needed it. Every time she folded so easily and it was such a shame. I wanted her to stand up for herself to show Sterling exactly what he was doing to her and it never came.
I wanted great things from this book, but they didn’t come, unfortunately.

I loved this book! It was the perfect end to Audrey Rose and Thomas’s story.
I loved the romance, the intrigue, the twists, the turns.
Thomas is my ultimate book boyfriend and although I’d happily read his stories until the end of time, I can be satisfied with this one.
A truly great series, highly recommended!!