Unconfy 

And he asked "do you like man"
And he said "I like you"
And that's stupid I'm sorry

3.75 stars

Reading this book was quite an experience; I didn’t really know what to expect.
I enjoyed it a lot. I love Fin's personality; he is a well-rounded person, very determined in his goals and values, and I really like how well he connects with Walker.

Normally, I don't enjoy reading books where one of the love interests was previously with someone who passed away. I don't like it when they remarry, but thats a me problem. This was my attempt to push myself to change my perspective on these kinds of stories, and it worked. The way Walker talks about Connor was very beautiful.

One thing I would have liked is for the triplets to talk more about their father. We always see the conversations about the loss with Walker and Fin, but I don’t remember the girls giving their opinion. They are very happy about the new relationship and work together to bring them closer, but I needed a bit more about their memories of Connor.

I found it to be a light, quick, and enjoyable read. Also, the explicit scenes were very well-written. It has several tropes worth checking out before reading, they'rementionedin the beginning of the book. I would note that the book is somewhat kinky, and there’s age gap. Personally, this doesn’t bother me, but since the gap is quite large, proceed with caution.

I think the reason I didn’t give it 4 stars was because I’m not used to reading about my own job in a book, and it made me uncomfortable that I was reading certain dialogue and thinking, "Oh, this is a good way to handle that situation with the kids," but the entire scene was actually a steamy one. I really wasn’t expecting to read things I say to parents in such a context (but again, a me problem, it just took me off guard) 

That said, I must admit that you can tell from the writing that the author knows what she’s talking about, and she reflects it in a very good way.

Medio libro es innecesario al igual que el 2, había personajes buenos, sobretodo ansel, pero creo que el al final es lo único salvable.
Se volvio extremadamente repetitivo, puros planes que no les salían bien uno tras o otro. Para que la pelea final sea una tontería en la que no se entiende ni quien pelea con quien. 
No entiendo por que meter un montón de criaturas y monstruos para que al final nadie pueda contra nadie, todos se mueran super fácil y se resuelva todo en una pelea rápida por la protagonista que no tiene nada de especial. Se lo dicen en el mismo libro, neta no tiene nada en especial más que su persona y el poco crecimiento personal que hace en el libro.
Me gustaba el romance del libro 1 y por eso los seguí, acá medio lo arruinaron dándole vueltas a todo casi todo el libro, luego mentiendo el spice más innecesario de la historia, pero al menos el último capítulo fue bueno. Sólo por el último capítulo no le puse menos estrellas la verdad.