4/5 ⭐️ for me.

I had this book on my TBR list for almost 3 years. I wish I would have read it sooner!

A Greek love story of Achilles & Patroclus told from the perspective of Patroclus.

I want to be loved the way Patroclus loves Achilles!

Can’t say this one really grabbed me and pulled me in. I did finish it all in one day but was doing other tasks here and there while listening.

I was truly confused as to this book having a character named Minho in it… Minho was in the original stories but this book is set 73 years after book 3… I mean he could still be alive but didn’t seem to be depicted as old in this book.. was this a new Minho?

I’ll probably need to reread this one again later as I might have missed something.

This book was my first introduction to this author. A friend recommended her. I’m glad I decided to branch out and read one of her books. I will definitely be reading more from her.

As for the book, a little slow in the beginning but definitely kept my interest and ended with a twist!

Admittedly I didn’t even know what this book was about before I started it. It is one of my goodreads dystopian group picks to read for February.

The book had subtle hints of dystopia but was really a story of love, life, tragedy and grief.

5 / 5 ⭐️‘s

“Sorry, Honey. Rules are rules. No more secrets.”

This book has so many twist and turns! The M/M part was especially unexpected. Just when you think it’s all out in the air… BOOM another twist unfolds.

An open marriage arrangement is just the beginning!

I can’t even imagine what’s in store for the next two books in this series!

If Prince Harry was gay and Meghan was a man and her… err his mom was the president, I feel like this could be their story! Kinda…

4.5 / 5 ⭐️‘s

“Sorry honey, this bit¢h just won.”

The final story in Peter and Ainsley’s crazy relationship. The back and forth drama keeps you on your toes and wanting to read more to find out what’s going to happen next.