xxmoonlitsky's Reviews (1k)

"Endless" is the latest novel in the brand new Clarity Coast Omegaverse series, and I don't know how Devyn Sinclair continuously does this, but she's managed it once again: to write a story with both intriguing plot and extremely relatable characters. (I swear, reading this novel, that Isolde Allen and I are the same person. HOW Devyn nailed what makes me *me* so well - she must be a sorceress.)

Each of the main characters - one female and four male - as well as the secondary characters (who will obviously become the focus of future books in the series) are unique with distinctive likes, styles, and habits. Each is described in such a way as to make them real, like somebody the reader could easily come across on the street while walking across town. Each has their quirks and hang ups, but Sinclair has made it all but impossible NOT to fall in love with each of them.

Additionally, Isolde's journey (upon which the plot is based) is relatable on a human level in such a way that pretty much anyone can identify or empathize with it. If you loved Sinclair's "Carnal Court" or "Slate City Omegaverse" series, you DEFINITELY have to start Clarity Coast.

"Endless" is well-written, upbeat, tender, sweet and spicy, with character growth, no third-act breakup and a guaranteed happily ever after. It's a clear foundation to what is bound to be Sinclair's newest successful series. I've already read it twice, and I can't wait for the next book! 10/10 would recommend!

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Dark Oz was one heck of a perfect, wild ride. I thought I was ready. I said I was prepared for whatever Geneva Monroe had to throw at me in "The Witch is Dead."

I have never been more wrong.

The latest installment of the Dark Oz trilogy left me literally speechless. I had experienced so many emotions in the book - the final quarter alone! - that I needed a few days to put my feelings into coherent thoughts. (Prior to now, my brain was basically screaming, "!!!!!!!!!!?!?!?!?!?!!?!!!!!!!!!" in a recursive loop.)

Monroe took her legendary-level writing to an entirely new level with "The Witch is Dead." She's managed to seamlessly intertwine epic character growth and edge of your seat plot and attach them directly to your beating heart (electrodes included), making it race and/or stop completely at the whim of the story. 

Readers will be glued to the pages from beginning to end, continuing the journey through Ozmandria's seedy underbelly, but you won't come out the other side unscathed. Monroe's absolutely masterful writing will have sunk its hooks even deeper into you, leaving you BEGGING for the final piece of this non-stop thrill ride of a tale, counting the days until the release of "No Place Like Home."

The Witch may be dead, but the heroes' journey is nowhere near complete. I'll be waiting with bated breath to see how "No Place Like Home" manages to barrel through me like a cyclone through the cornfields in order to finish this amazing trilogy.