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Published May 20th 2016

Falling in love was just the beginning 

The conclusion to the epic ten-book series about the unbreakable strength of family, friendship, and love. 

Lily & Lo are back one final time. Childhood best friends and soul mates.

Ryke & Daisy are back one final time. Wild risk-takers and flirty adventurers.

Connor & Rose are back one final time. Genius rivals and intellectual teammates. 

Ten years of laughter. Of heartache. And love.

Review:

Ensemble

The only motive why I’m not throwing a tantrum is because I know the kids will have their own series. Like Us. That’s it. Otherwise I would be in a fit of cries. Just saying.

Love is power, and I can’t tell you why. It transcends every word I can conjure. In these catalytic moments, love surges through me like battalions made of fire and water. Made of ivory and rose.

I never thought it was possible to feel this way about a story. But I just now that in a couple of years this book will still stay with me and I will reach for them whenever I need a extraordinary world to visit or when I miss them terribly. Which I think will happen two days from now when I realize I don’t have any more fucking books to fucking read and go throw and actual fucking tantrum. Ughhhhhhhh. 

This final installment explored everyone’s relationship in detail. Not just the couples but every single character. It explored and reminded us everything that made them, everything they went through and everything that made their relationship rock solid. It makes us understand how their bond is deep and forever there. Not only for the couples but for the bromances as well and even with the kids. Everything is told. Nothing will be filtered. Everything transparent.

Every chapter has a different POV and the story spans out and happens in years instead of months… SO we get to see their progress with every little detail. The last book had a ten-year gap and this book is all about that. Everything that happened that we couldn’t see, all the kids, all the struggle and all the happiness.

I’m not going to go into much detail because this is an experience for you to go trough unbiased. And when you are reading the final book, open your heart and just let the magic of the characters affect you. Once again. Krista and Becca Ritchie. A round of applause for you. You are truly incredible. 

 Paperback

ISBN: 0990622592

Published December 18th 2015 by K.B. Ritchie

With a seven-year age difference, Ryke & Daisy have faced an uphill battle in the eyes of the world and their families. Known as the most adventurous, fast-paced couple — their next step has always been elusive to the rabid media.
Behind the scenes, heartbreaking troubles continue to test Ryke & Daisy’s resilience and shape their future together. 
They promise:
To never slow down. 
To never compromise who they are. 
To never abandon their love for each other. 
But preserving their happiness also means adding more risks. Ones that Connor Cobalt wouldn’t even take. As a professional free-solo climber, Ryke is no stranger to risk, but his next step with Daisy wagers more than just his health. 
With their lives on the line, Ryke & Daisy head towards the vast, wild unknown in this epic final conclusion to the Addicted series. 

Review: 

I am honestly at loss for fucking words, which is something very hard to do. Long way down picked my heart up, took it around a rollercoaster and then safely put it in a fluffy cloud of happiness. I can’t express how much this book means to me. How much the story made an impact in my personality and how much I felt towards the characters, all of them… It’s something I can’t explain, and you must read it to feel it too.

I glance over at Daisy, still with her sisters by the fireplace. All the guys follow my gaze to their respective girl, but none of us head over there yet. We’ve always had this unspoken agreement for years. Let the Calloway sisters have time together. It makes our girls happy, and in the end, we all strive to please the people we truly fucking love.

Long way down is the conclusion of the Calloway sisters and the Addicted series. It’s a beautiful ending, a happy ending, that will leave you sobbing like a newborn baby and feel a happiness you’ve never felt before. It’s the conclusion of many books that took these characters trough some shitty times and made us watch as they rise in victory every single time.

You know what they – Loren, Lily, Connor, Rose, Daisy and Ryke – mean to each other. They value Loyalty and value their own fucked up little FAMILY most of all.  Even when they are cursing and threatening to dismember certain body parts or calling each other the devil. They do it out of love. It’s their own perfect way of saying I Love You.

This final book is told by Daisy and Ryke’s POV, where they struggle with Daisy’s PTSD and infertility problem and with Ryke’s dangerous love for Climbing. Daisy has always been a carefree girl that tries to hide how fucking vulnerable she was. In here she will learn to be strong and to go after her dreams. Ryke will learn that he is loved, by Daisy, by everyone. And he will get another sense of the word family. Because family is who you choose, not who you were born with. He will learn to forgive and to have patience always with a foul fucking mouth. And together? They make the impossible happen.

Our relationship is fucking animalistic and visceral but grounded on the trust and friendship we built first. Since we’re both really physical, people may only see our sexual connection, but the latter is unbreakable. It’s what I fell in love with at the start.

Lily and Loren, as dorky as ever, were meant to be. They are soulmates and their love always put a fucking smile to my face in the worst days. Now they have the conclusion that we all wanted. A Happy ending. An ending worthy of their journey.

Their romance has never changed. We all thank the fucking world for that because there is no Lily without Lo. There is no Lo without Lily.

Rose and Conner. They still have the same fight in them as they had in day one. They will go to all lengths for each other and for the rest of the family.  A narcissistic asshole, turned into a loving father and a mean Bitch, turned into a loving mother… Those traits are still there but they come out only when extremely necessary.

Rose has adapted to motherhood like she does everything she loves. With determination, passion and poise. I hope I’m able to do the same. Adapt and conquer.

The story itself was heartbreaking. We had chapters when i thought everything was over. I cried, I laughed. I fucking died too… But it all ended well in the end. Thank god.

It’s just now hitting me that I won’t read about these characters anymore, asides from a small book called Some Kind of Perfect, so expect me to re-read these motherfuckers for a very long time. I truly did love this book.

In the end as well, the authors wrote a thank you note, full of feeling where I also cried… Thank you very much. So, my last word will be for them also. Congratulations and if I could give you a standing ovation I would. Both of you wrote an extraordinary series. Thank you. 

Paperback

Published April 21st 2015 by K.B. Ritchie

ISBN: 0990622576

ISBN13: 9780990622574

Protect your family. At all costs.

It’d take the impossible to hurt Connor Cobalt, even for a moment.

Protect your family. At all costs. 

At twenty-six, his narcissistic tendencies have made room for the people he loves.

Protect your family. At all costs.

And he loves Rose. But when his love is threatened, when his greatest dreams with her are compromised — what is the cost then? 

Protect your family. At all costs.

Love will guide his choices. 
For the first time in his life. 

Review:

I must start by saying that this series, both Addicted and the Calloway Sisters have been my go-to books ever since I found out about them. There is something in the characters that you can relate with, and all their good and bad moments are a part of your moments too. Which is something very rare to have in a book.

Fuel the fire did not disappoint at all. The authors gave us the authenticity of Connor and Rose, Lily and Lo and Daisy and Ryke. And I wasn’t expecting any less of them. This book is funny, sad, sexy and madening with the perfect dose of bromance and romance in it. It's perfect. 

First off, the story takes it’s time. It’s not a book you can read in one sitting because you must enjoy the writing and the story slowly. The authors did a beautiful job, as always. Describing the situation, the problems, the happy moments. And they gave us a book that makes you feel at home when you read it.

This story is happening a couple of years later than the last book and is told by Connor and Rose’s POV. In here they are married, and they have a beautiful daughter named Jane. All of that seems perfect but if you read the other book you know it’s never that easy. And after the airing of Princesses of Philly a couple of years ago they will have a lot of press pressuring them.

So, Rose and Connor will go to all lengths to protect their family (sisters, friends and their daughter) and in here we can really see it, because they make themselves look bad for everyone else to escape from the press unscathed. I loved that about them. How they can seem to be the most selfish, but when you look more carefully you can see them as the ones that take care of everyone else. Not because they feel obligated to it but because they want.

So, that alone and the press constantly putting pressure on them it will create some problems. As well, the sex tape issue is coming back even tough some years have passed and Rose will have to deal with that all over again. Which will not be easy.

Connor is the one that grows the most in the book. Ever since he had his daughter and married Rose he has felt love in the purest form. But now he will truly go to every extent to save them, no matter the cost. He will see that he can feel, and he can love them and that it’s okay to do it without it being a weakness.

I never realized how bored I had been with life. How mundane my surroundings looked. How unchallenged I’d become.

I never realized all of these things.

Until I met her.

 Rose is one of the strongest characters I’ve ever read about. She is the pillar of her family and supports all her sister’s problem anytime they need it, whilst having her own problems to sort out. She always thought that when she had a baby she would not have the motherly skills, but you can really see that she DOES and she’s the best mom, going to any lengths to protect her baby.

I want her innocence intact as long as it should be. The thought of Scott even nearing her boils my blood, and the thought of anyone threatening her wellbeing—it’s inconceivable.

Lo and Lily are my favorite couple, without a doubt. I love their vulnerability and geekiness. It just warms my heart. And in Fuel the fire we still get to see their story and their son’s. Lo is now the boss of his company and so is Lily so they are finding their path and just enjoying their life with each other. They don’t worry so much about the press and their addictions are one step closer to being completely buried in the ground forever.

Ryke and Daisy don’t make a lot of progress in this but I think that’s because the next book is going to be all about them. But it’s so sad with all the bad news they are going to receive and Daisy’s panic attacks not going away it’s super sad to see and I hope the next book brings them more happiness.

Ryke let’s it go, resting an arm on his brother’s shoulder. “You know what my type is?” And he wears a drugged smile, his lips slowly lifting. “Daisy Calloway.”

With this book we can really understand the importance of privacy and what being famous truly means. It means sacrifice and it means having days where it just becomes too hard and you just want to shut down. But together, they always manage to overcome everything thrown their way. It’s amazing. And I can’t wait to start reading the next one. I want a happy ending. They deserve it.

 Kindle Edition, 145 pages

Published December 9th 2016 by Evernight Publishing

ASIN B01MYWJCG4

Ruby Santos mistakenly believes the Dentons killed her brother. For the past ten years she has been training, forgetting her own wants and desires to kill the men responsible for taking the ones she loved. When she strikes at Oliver Denton, she never expects to be the one chained up by the end of the night. 

The woman destined to be his wants to kill him. It’s just typical. But Oliver can’t let her go, and the more he gets to know Ruby, the more he realizes that she is perfect for him. He will do everything he can to bring the justice that she seeks. 

Against all odds, Ruby finds herself falling for the crazy Denton. Yet how can she have a future with a man she once wanted to kill? But when the truth of her family’s killer comes to light, it’s not the only thing that comes out of the Denton closet. Their greatest enemy could tear the entire Denton family apart and Ruby with them.

Review:

Oh, ma lord what is this thing I’m feeling because I don’t want to put this book down, is it the Denton’s legacy?? Probably.… 

I want to continue with Ruby and Oliver forever because they are just the perfect amount of reckless, funny and romantic I’ve ever wanted to read about.

The first book for me was the best but Bitter Truths just stole the number one spot on the podium. This story has the balanced mix of betrayals, deaths, action scenes and a lot of love. All of this with Sam Crescent’s writing which I think is much improved in this book, which convinces me to give these 5 stars to be honest.

So now we are dealing with one brother that likes to play around with married woman when he wants to kill their husbands… Oliver is the guy Maddox sends when he wants someone tortured or taking cared of. So, he’s reckless and hard and he’s not ready to take anyone’s bullshit…. Is he?

He’d never known anything like it before in his life. Being a Denton, he was used to competing, fighting, and of course working. There was the love of a family, but nothing compared to this. Staring into her green eyes, he knew he’d finally found home.

Ruby lost her brother a long time a go and now she’s ready to take revenge on the family that had him killed, or so she thinks. And that family are the Denton’s… Surprise, surprise. She has been training her whole life to get her revenge, had people beat her up on propose so she would get used to it and didn’t really enjoyed her life because of it.

Denton. That was the name she would remember. She was going to avenge her brother’s death. Every last Denton was going to regret taking from her.

So this couple meets just when she goes for chance to kill Oliver and let me tell you that she landed a kick or two. She’s badass. After that and when she learns that the Denton’s aren’t guilty she and Oliver finally get a chance as a couple. And that’s when you see them both letting their guard down and start getting along.

Ruby is a loner and so is Oliver, as in, they prefer to be alone in their own space than with a lot of people surrounding them. So, they are quite good for one another. I honestly really did like them. Thought that they were very well written, you could understand every motive they had to do what they did during the book. And their overall personalities are really entertaining. Sam Crescent did a great job with these two.

In this story we get Damien’s POV and he’s the brother that got a girl pregnant, but she wasn’t really the “one”. OUCH. And this book is not going to go easy on him. He has his baby now but Betty the baby-mother loves him. And he does love her back, but if the right woman ever appears to him he’s going to leave Betty, which is super sad, and the ending is super bad for him. I loved him, and I do hope the next book is about him, so I can see him get better.

He watched as the two left the room, and Damian wished with all of his heart that Betty was the one. She wasn’t, and he hated that more than anything.

Also, we get a lot form the other couples, which is always great. And I do feel they are all improving as a character…

Great book without a doubt but I am anxious for the next one. 

Kindle Edition, 140 pages

Published August 23rd 2016 by Evernight Publishing

ASIN B01KR0A69W

Abel Denton loves to fuck, loves to kill—and now he has found the woman destined to be his. The only problem? She thinks he’s a creep. Okay, he did go and snatch her off the dance-floor, and he may have felt her ass, and pretty much told her that she belonged to him, but what’s the problem? 

Harper cannot believe that Abel will not take no for an answer. He has all the stalker tendencies, not good even in a book boyfriend, and she knows all about them. But then, Abel turns out to be really good company, and she likes him. 

On the spur of the moment, Harper finds herself married to Abel Denton, more to prove to herself she’s fun than for any other reason. But when she is with him, everything else fades away. Can this attraction become love? 

Review:

Shattered Vows is the second book in the Denton Family Legacy Series and it was okay. I really liked the previous book Broken Promise but thought it rushed a lot in the end… This one did exactly that again but in a subtler way. So, I wasn’t too mad at it. 

             

In this installment we have Abel and Harper… And it’s quite different their relationship especially since they get married after the second date... First off Abel when he first sees Harper, tries to grab her ass immediately and still expect her to not think he’s a creeper. Seriously dude? So, Abel is kind of a prick. All the brothers are, to be honest.

I didn’t really connect with Harper in this book. I think she didn’t have any outstanding personality to stand out as a main character and for someone so indecisive she decided to marry a man she didn’t know all to easily and then regretted it 24 hours later. At least don’t regret it. It’s done. Suck it up. I really wanted to slap her a couple of times. 

She was more of a stay at home, study, and think about the future person. Gambling, partying, they damaged brain cells, and drinking, too. Alcohol was not good for the system. It made women lower their inhibitions, and teenage pregnancy was a huge issue. She wasn’t a teenager, but she also wasn’t twenty-one, either.

Abel was someone I really enjoyed reading about. He went from a Casanova to a family man in less than 24 hours, and he tried damned hard to make Harper happy the whole book and to challenge her. Even if it was by lying and pretending to be someone he isn’t… I dig that. But if you compare him with Jacob… Jacob is way better.

“Tell me one thing, Abel,”

 Damian said as he made to turn away.

 “What?” 

“Is it as intense as they say?” 

Abel knew what he was asking. Glancing toward Harper, he nodded. “The world falls away, and you know without a shadow a doubt that she will be yours for the rest of your life.”

But if I didn’t really connect with the main couple why do I still like this book? Well, because we got POV from a lot of different people. Mom, Dad and Landon were characters that I liked but because the previous book almost ignored them I didn’t get the chance to meet them. But now with these POV’s it was truly amazing to get inside their heads… And those characters alone made the book good.

Also, we see the continuation of Lou and Jacob and their adorable little child. And, as usually, we have serious business underneath all this love stuff. So, the mob part was there, less than in the previous book, but it was there. 

Kindle Edition, 136 pages

Published March 29th 2016 by Evernight Publishing

ASIN B01DH1Y22U

The Dentons are the ultimate crime family, involved in drugs, sex, illegal fights, gambling, and much more. They’re vicious, but yet there is a rumor that whispers of a deeper legacy than that of their crime heritage. It is said that a Denton will only fall for a woman once, and he will fall hard. They will not settle for any other woman, and those that do, end up breaking hearts. 

Jacob never believed the family stories, but the moment he sees Louisa Moore, he knows the tales are all true. He falls for her instantly, but there’s a problem—she wants nothing to do with him. 

Lou is shocked when Jacob Denton takes notice of her. No matter how many times Lou tries to push him away, Jacob will not stop. He wants her, and he will do whatever he can to get her. With her twin brother, Riley, on his side, Jacob knows he will win Lou’s heart. 

Review: 

Okay so i need a couple of minutes to take this book in because I just finished it and I’m still feeling all the loss and the happiness that happened in the last chapters. Seriously, everything happened in the last few pages. People died, got married and lived happily ever after in 20 pages. That’s too much to take in in such a short notice!!! I was WTF'ing the whole time! 

Sam Crescent really did a beautiful job with this storyline. It’s not very unique meaning that we all read books about Mafia guys that love one woman only, but this one is special. The whole book you can easily read in a couple of hours because it never gets boring. The author does not sneak in unnecessary things and keeps on giving us surprises throughout the whole story, so when you think you know what’s about to happen, YOU DON’T.

""I told all of you boys that you would find a woman for yourself, a woman you’re not going to be able to walk away from. Once you find her, and you will, the woman you’re with, she’s going to end up hurt. It’s not going to be something you can control. It’s just the way it works.”"

The love story. Oh man, what can I say… Jacob and Lou were extraordinary. It didn’t follow the traditional “I looked at you and fell in love straight away” kind of thing. Well, for Jacob the men in his family tend to fall in love at first sight for one woman only. And Lou is THE woman for Jacob, the thing is that she didn’t fell in love the second she saw him. In fact, she ran away as fast as she could. And all I could say was: YOU GET IT GIRL… RESIST THAT MAN! So, the “curse” is kind of one way. Which is awesome because we get to see a “player” having to chase his woman and making her fall in love with him. It’s great.

"“I’ve not said I’d fuck you.”

 “You will. It’s inevitable.”

 “Are you really that good?”

 “I’m the best.” 

“Wow, you really have an ego, don’t you?”

 “It’s one I’ve earned, baby.”"

The secondary characters we didn’t get a lot of which I regretted... I whished we got to see more of his brothers and even from the mob side of business. So, if your looking for a book that has a lot of fighting scenes and gunshots and such… maybe this is not for you. This is more for the hopeless romantic that likes a thrill. Me in this case.

Also, I feel like Lou’s parents were a subject that would be great to this story, but we never got to see them for real. Lou spoke about them a lot but when I came to creating problems… there was nothing there. In my opinion it was something the author could have explored a lot and wasted that opportunity and then decided to sneak them in two minutes before the end for the big surprise. No good in my opinion.

One last thing I must mention, and I know it’s not the author’s fault, is the cover. This cover is being used on another book already and I hate when that happens… The editor should have been more careful…

But, putting that all aside, if you’re into sweet love stories that will make your heart race and leave you laughing whilst dealing with a few corrupt people… then you may just love this one. 

EBOOK

ISBN13: 9781370810291

Published January 19th 2017 by Cora Reilly

Growl
He’d never had something to himself, never even dared to dream about owning something so precious. He was the unwanted bastard son who’d always had to content himself with the leftovers of others. And now they’d given him what only a few weeks ago had been out of his reach, someone he wasn’t even allowed to admire from afar, one of their most prized possessions. Thrown at his feet because he was who he was, because they were certain he would break her. He was her punishment, a fate worse than death, a way to deliver the ultimate punishment to her father who had displeased them so greatly.

Cara
She had always been the good girl. It didn’t protect her.
She didn’t know his real name. People called him Growl to his face, and the Bastard behind his back. Both were names he couldn’t possibly have chosen for himself. His eyes were empty, a mirror to throw back her own fear at her. He was a brutal hand of the Las Vegas Camorra.
And now she was at his mercy

Review:

We waited for sooooo long for this and finally we got it. It was so worth the wait you wouldn’t believe it. I thought i wouldn't be up for this book because it's the story of someone we don't know. But like... it's so awesome. 

“A princess and a monster, that's what they were.” 

We have a Guy everyone Is afraid of. Even his boss. And that's saying something because Mobs bosses are like super scary in the books. But Growl manages to upstage him easily. Why? Because he doesn't give a shit about who he kills, and he enjoys it. Ya, strange. So, from the beginning we think he’s going to be a bad guy, and he is. But not as bad as we though and he has his reasons.

Cara is the daughter of a guy that tries to outsmart the boss and he must pay for it. Therefore, his daughter is given to Growl. A bit of a Cliché but I was into it. So, she goes to his house by force, of course, and basically stays trapped there for a long time. Not giving Growl the change he needs to show that he’s good to her. So, most of the time we have a girl that will not cooperate and refuses to accept him. Which is understandable.

Good thing she changes her mind. After living with him for a while they start to get accustomed to each other and magic happens, and they get closer. Let me tell you, it was great seeing Growls walls crumbling down for Cora and seeing that perfect girl stepping up and defending what its hers was great as well.

Their story is filled with up and downs and because they are a couple that was thrown together out of the blue, their personalities really do compliment each other. And it was awesome to see that happen.

Also, this couple makes the best sex scenes ever. They have a chemistry you cannot deny, and Cora portrayed that chemistry super well.

“...his mouth was unbelievably hot, everything about him was.” 

For a mob book I feel like this one was one of the bests. Specially because all the drama and all the strategy game you knew was going on beneath all of it. So, you have a tamed love story but an exciting mob business. 5 Stars for sure. 

Paperback

isbn: 1517455510

isbn13: 9781517455514

Published September 1st 2015 by Createspace

Liliana Scuderi has been in love with Romero from the moment she first saw him. After her sisters were married off for tactical reasons, she hopes she might be allowed to choose a husband for herself, but when her father promises her to a man more than twice her age that hope is crushed. No begging can make him change his mind. 

Romero has always ignored Lily’s flirting. Her age and status made her off-limits but even someone as dutiful as him has only so much control. Wanting her when she’s supposed to marry another man could mean war between New York and the Chicago Outfit, and Romero has always put the Cosa Nostra first. 

Lily suspects her sisters and Romero would risk everything for her, but is her happiness worth that much? Is love worth a war between the Cosa Nostra and the Outfit? 

Review:

Liliana and Romero.... Finally... The chemistry they share has been brewing for 3 whole books and now we finally get a story for them. Isn't that exciting? YES.

For those of you who have been living under a rock and have not read this awesome series, this is all about the Mob. And each book tells us the story of a different couple. And this time... Is Liliana and Romero.

“I remember the way Romero had looked at me at our Christmas party. as if he saw me for the first time, really saw me as a woman and not just a stupid child.” 

Bound by Temptation is such a nice title for the book because Liliana has been tempting Romero ever since she put her eyes on him. He eyed her too, let's be honest but he couldn't do anything because she was under age and from a higher status. In this book that is all thrown out the window because the temptation just becomes too great and they have to cave in to it.

These two break almost every rule possible in here. First off Liliana is not married so she has to maintain her innocent (bullshit) and she can't date. It's impossible specially with a guard. But they ignore it and for most of the book they hide their relationship from everyone, having to sneak around to be together. I honestly thought they would be discovered every single time. I was on the edge for them the whole time.

One of the things I greatly appreciated in the book was that we have two characters that should follow the norm and forget about each other but because they love one  another they stay together,. And they will fight whoever says otherwise.

Liliana really had a hard time. With her mother sick and having to put up with her stupid father... And on top of that being engaged to a man three times her age... It's a lot. And she really is affected by it but does not let anyone know. She's really strong.

“He'd seemed safe, like there was no way he could possibly hurt me no matter the provocation.” 

Romero is as loyal as you can get but rules are meant to be broken and he will lie to his boss and to almost everyone and risk his head in order to have Liliana. It's so sweet, but truth be told they could get killed for it.

This story is filled with steamy sex scenes that are even more exciting because they are prohibited. And because we are dealing with the mob expect a lot of gunshot fires, getaway cars and a lot of people getting killed. It's the norm in here.

Also we get to see inside the lives of the previous characters and they will still go through their ups and downs and we get to see everything. Yay!

Kindle Edition, 386 pages

Published May 30th 2017 by Amazon Digital Services

ASIN B06ZZMV61G

Willa Knight: Dweller? Bad-ass? Notorious pet to five magical beings? 

In Blesswood, there are rules, and someone is trying to teach her how to follow them. The only problem is Willa. Which shouldn’t be anything new, since she has been a problem since birth—something her pseudo-sister Emmy would agree on. 

So it definitely shouldn’t be new … but it is. 

Because things are starting to happen that have never happened before. 

Things are starting to get …chaotic

Review:

I just read this book super fast... Why? Because it's crazy good and I was in the mood for some funny situations and Willa is always sure to give some of those.

The previous book was great. This one? Even better... Is that possible? Apparently this authors have managed to just that and I am loving them for it.

In this next installment things do get a lot more chaotic indeed. The plot thickens and the story gets even more interesting because now we see that maybe Willa isn't just a common Dweller , and maybe she is much more than that... Interesting right?

The chemistry between the brothers and Willa is so much more intense, which leads to great situation where they all want to protect her and defend her and it's sooooooooooooo cute. I know I shouldn't use the word cute when it comes to powerful Gods that make everyone shiver in fear, but it's what they are.... So cute. Also we see a lot more of the extent of their powers in this. And it's crazy...

"He looked hot and lethal. I looked homeless."

Willa is still my girl. Still love her to death. And she is still clumsy as hell. Seriously I find myself warning her.... Willa wear appropriate clothes so they won't be lost... Willa look at the floor while you're walking so you don't trip... Willa be careful of that wall... Willa there is a six foot guy in front of you... I was like this the whole book. But she found her way into my heart so it's okay. She truly is an interesting character that gets a crazy evolution in this book.

"I'm special,- I declared sarcastically. I actually was special, but not in a kick-the-gods-asses kind of way. More in the dropped-on-my-head-at-birth kind of way. "

I loved every second of this book, and laughed every second of it too... And I'll be reading it again before I read the next book which will be called SEDUCTION....

Another quick note... Isn't this cover to die for? Yes it is... The green is just so appropriate for Persuasion and the next book will be in Yellow. I love it.

Kindle Edition, 298 pages

Published February 28th 2017

ASIN B01NBVOYKN

In Minatsol, being a dweller means that you are literally no better than dirt. In fact, dirt might actually be more useful than Willa. Her life will be one of servitude to the sols, the magic-blessed beings who could one day be chosen to become gods. 

At least her outer village is far removed from the cities of the sols, and she won’t ever be forced to present herself to them... Until one small mistake changes everything, and Willa is awarded a position to serve at Blesswood, the top sol academy in the world—a position that she definitely did not earn. 

Under the sudden, watchful eye of the gods, she will be tasked to serve the Abcurse brothers, five sols built of arrogance, perfection and power. They are almost gods themselves, and under their service she is either going to end up sentenced to death, or else they are going to ruin her so badly that she will wish for it. 

Either way, she is in trouble.

Review:

Okay so if this synopsis does not drawn you in, the cover should. Look at that beautiful purple and that beautiful dress and all of that. It's perfect!

So I must say I love me some YA. It's fun and flirty. Easy to read and you always get some good laughs while you're at it. And this book delivered all of that, and then some more! It's perfect. The story is unique, the characters are super funny and laidback and the main girl Willa is just way too precious for me. She's amazing. Not boring at all...

“Where’s the creativity, gods? I didn’t see why Death couldn’t have pink. Or purple. What if he liked sparkles?”

Willa is a Dweller. That being said she is not lucky at all and she is treated like trash, until she is offered a position at Blesswood. Blesswood is an academy for Sols (yup, you know it's about to get good) and All of them are beautiful Sols. Seriously, there is not one ugly person at this school. And all of the guys are tall and handsome and shit. I'd love to go there.

I didn't think I would like Willa at all. First of all she is really clumsy. Like, she gets hurt like no one and she gets herself into situations you wouldn't think could happen at all. But she is so much fun. Now she's my girl and I'm cheering for her so bad! Go, Willa!

“It’s your own fault, Will. What did I tell you about walking?” “That I should leave it to the experts,” 

Willa as you may notice is a kind of name that could be of a guy or a girl. You can't really tell. So she is mistaken for a boy right at the start. So she has to clean the men's ward at the school. Which BTW is like sooooo funny... And because of that she meets the most powerful Sols there are. The ABCURSE Brothers.... YES!

The brothers are all Sols, but really powerful ones. They are also really intense and really funny. And they're all beautiful and each has their own power... Like I was obsessed with them. At first I didn't think that having five guys and one girl was really going to work but I loved Willa so much that I gave the rest of the characters a change and I do not regret it at all. They all blended so nice and the brothers made the story ten times better. And when you add a clumsy girl named Willa with five Powerful beautiful Sols with five different personalities... It's just great. And I giggled the whole time. It's that good.

“They moved as a single unit of zero-fucks-given through the crowd.” 

The story itself was really well written. The whole book is not big at all and it took me like four hours to finish it all because I loved it so much. It has funny moments. A dramatic story where you'll be at the edge of your seat and a fantastic world of the gods where Willa has to survive and barely makes it out alive several times.

Also, there are going to be five books in total and each of the books are named after a power of one of the brothers. That's genius and just makes me want to read all of them even more. And if the covers are as god as this one and if the story maintains it's uniqueness, I can already tell it's one of my favorite series of this whole year.

Now I'm going to read Persuasion and keep on laughing like a crazy woman...