This one was a lot of fun! Easy to read and a good time for all. 

Honestly not really what I read, but it was a lot of fun! I found the characters devotions to each other and healthy communication very sweet and refreshing. 

Ok it was worth it to read this, despite my heavy hesitation to read something from only Baxter’s POV. He’s come such a long way and it shows! Loved the character development that we got a glimpse of in book 6 being showcased in this one. The final loose thread in the series was finally tied off and I am truly happy over all. 

The ending to the main story is so perfect I almost don’t want to read the last part. This was such a great way to further develop Luca and Finch’s marriage, and also their own characters. 

I really loved it to start, and the spice was very hot and filthy in the best of ways. Somehow different than the previous books in the series. However, I will say that it got to me a bit that sometimes it felt a little inconsistent with how the characters were described versus the way they behaved. Likely this is just a product of the character being an unreliable narrator, but it stood out to me a lot more in this book. I do however love the way the main plot continues to weaves its way through each book, and I love seeing the mentions of the west coasters again! Cannot wait for the finale :)

I adored Teo and Aiden! Fully expected Aiden’s devotion to bring up some religious trauma or annoy me in the worst ways, but it didn’t! I instead found his POVs relatable especially with how conflicted he felt in his feelings and his thoughts. Teo was great to see as stepping in from the ashes of Angelo regarding the Family side of things. I adored the both of them together, and loved how the details of the previous parts were used here to continue the main plot of the series. The cliffhanger was great, a nice way to remind the readers what the main mystery is that remains to be unresolved. Cannot wait to read the next part!

I was a little apprehensive going into this because of the couple lineup, just based on the summary, and I was right. I adore Angelo, so much, but I’m hoping I can get through the novella at the end with it being all Bax’s POV. 

A nice short break from the high-tense that the first two books gave me (in the best of ways). Loved seeing more about Hudson, and meeting new characters as well as seeing Finch established in the club.