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eviemiller's review against another edition
3.0
This is very much just a continuation of book 1, and unfortunately, I’m not super connecting with this series. The characters are ok, but there just isn’t much plot.
samanthazecher's review against another edition
5.0
these guys
So, I accidentally started with Academy of Stardom not know this is an entire universe. After reading it and the books that followed, I knew I had to start from the beginning. I had to understand Hud and his story. And I am not disappointed one bit. The complete brokenness and vulnerability with these guys mixed with Louisa broken - well I’m so engulfed with their story, I’ve read book 1&2 in the same day.
So, I accidentally started with Academy of Stardom not know this is an entire universe. After reading it and the books that followed, I knew I had to start from the beginning. I had to understand Hud and his story. And I am not disappointed one bit. The complete brokenness and vulnerability with these guys mixed with Louisa broken - well I’m so engulfed with their story, I’ve read book 1&2 in the same day.
michelle_loves_books_x's review against another edition
4.0
Another great book!!
This is another great book in this series!
This book is more "reality" based after the magic of the first one based in the French slopes. It picks up where book 1 ended following Louisa struggling with day to day life, until Bryce quickly tracks her down.
I love the story and I'm excited for book 3!
This is another great book in this series!
This book is more "reality" based after the magic of the first one based in the French slopes. It picks up where book 1 ended following Louisa struggling with day to day life, until Bryce quickly tracks her down.
I love the story and I'm excited for book 3!
psychodavis's review against another edition
5.0
I can't get enough
I can't get enough of this beautiful story. Louisa and the Freed brothers have burrowed deep within my soul and they will remain there always. I can't wait to devour the 3rd book and continue to see how Bea brings these amazing characters to life.
I can't get enough of this beautiful story. Louisa and the Freed brothers have burrowed deep within my soul and they will remain there always. I can't wait to devour the 3rd book and continue to see how Bea brings these amazing characters to life.
katherineroseamber's review
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
sacrowauthor's review against another edition
3.0
Brothers Freed series
Bea Paige
Avalance of Desire
Storm of Seduction
Dawn of Love
Note this novel series contains polyamorous, reverse harem, menage, and multiple partner themes so if you are not interested in reading these themes this isn’t the series for you. If you do then read on.
Avalance of Desire introduces Lousia to the Freed brothers (though they aren’t brothers through the blood) in Alpe d’Huez in the French Alps when she takes a job as a hostess for the resort. She gets the chance at the job when an ex-husband of her alcoholic mother helps her get the job. It seems a great chance to get out of England and away from her mother for the holidays and the pay is nice when you consider all she has to do is prepare two meals a day, get the shopping, and clean up after the three bachelors in residence in the chalet. She never expects the sparks between all three of them and the problem of her mother will fallow her all the way to France.
Storm of Seduction the brothers search for Lousia when she leaves them in France with no word after they poured out their hearts to her. Little do they know that she went back to bury her mother and now the sins of the mother have fallen on the daughter and she needs the brothers more than they could ever guess.
Dawn of Love will kill you when one of the brothers gets a head injury on vacation that disrupts his memory of Lousia and their life together. Lousia not only fears that she will have to leave the men she loves but the trouble that has been following her isn’t done with her. But sometimes a kick to the head helps.
Bea Paige
Avalance of Desire
Storm of Seduction
Dawn of Love
Note this novel series contains polyamorous, reverse harem, menage, and multiple partner themes so if you are not interested in reading these themes this isn’t the series for you. If you do then read on.
Avalance of Desire introduces Lousia to the Freed brothers (though they aren’t brothers through the blood) in Alpe d’Huez in the French Alps when she takes a job as a hostess for the resort. She gets the chance at the job when an ex-husband of her alcoholic mother helps her get the job. It seems a great chance to get out of England and away from her mother for the holidays and the pay is nice when you consider all she has to do is prepare two meals a day, get the shopping, and clean up after the three bachelors in residence in the chalet. She never expects the sparks between all three of them and the problem of her mother will fallow her all the way to France.
Storm of Seduction the brothers search for Lousia when she leaves them in France with no word after they poured out their hearts to her. Little do they know that she went back to bury her mother and now the sins of the mother have fallen on the daughter and she needs the brothers more than they could ever guess.
Dawn of Love will kill you when one of the brothers gets a head injury on vacation that disrupts his memory of Lousia and their life together. Lousia not only fears that she will have to leave the men she loves but the trouble that has been following her isn’t done with her. But sometimes a kick to the head helps.
turtleybookishbex's review against another edition
4.0
Really enjoyed carrying on with these characters and loved reading about how their relationship grew.
I enjoyed the first book in the series more than this one and I think it stems down to it being single POV. There were a few things that happened in this book without the FMC and I think it would have been beneficial to the reader to have another POV.
But I still enjoyed the book and am looking forward to the third and reading about their HEA.
I enjoyed the first book in the series more than this one and I think it stems down to it being single POV. There were a few things that happened in this book without the FMC and I think it would have been beneficial to the reader to have another POV.
But I still enjoyed the book and am looking forward to the third and reading about their HEA.
jessnoelani's review against another edition
5.0
The story just keeps getting better! I didn't feel like there was a lot of depth to this part of the trilogy, but it was still good. Great spice as always!
bookish_dandan's review against another edition
4.0
Loved how they all came together in this book! The tension is rising though, and that I don't like, but hopefully that gets sorted quickly!