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uehfiwo's review against another edition
5.0
I didn’t love their relationship as much as Aria and Luca, but I enjoyed Matteo and Gianna’s story. I definitely enjoy a bad boy falls for one woman stories.
readwtine's review against another edition
2.0
Matteo deserves better. Gianna was so childish. Their relationship was cute at the beginning but then it wasn’t worth it. She left him dying (ok maybe 10 sec but still) and then she accepted Luca’s offer. But then she « lied » to Matteo saying she was trying to save him even before the offer. Like really??
Their love story makes me sad because I don’t think they deserve each other. Matteo should’ve left her go and Gianna shouldn’t have came back.
Their love story makes me sad because I don’t think they deserve each other. Matteo should’ve left her go and Gianna shouldn’t have came back.
cala_p's review against another edition
4.0
Doing a reread of the series after so long, and seeing I have no review for this book pains me so here we go:
At a second read, Bound by Hatred kinda makes me mad. I love Matteo and his character, and Gianna really is a B, like Luca says often. I understand she was never one for the life, but she really did act like it was the worst thing. I would have almost expected this behaviour from shy Liliana in the next one. Even though she’s shy, she’s terrified of this life. Gianna is more tough. I don’t blame Matteo for still wanting her; when you want something, you want it. I so felt for him in this book.
Classic enemies-to-lovers romance for sure, but not a favorite in the series.
At a second read, Bound by Hatred kinda makes me mad. I love Matteo and his character, and Gianna really is a B, like Luca says often. I understand she was never one for the life, but she really did act like it was the worst thing. I would have almost expected this behaviour from shy Liliana in the next one. Even though she’s shy, she’s terrified of this life. Gianna is more tough. I don’t blame Matteo for still wanting her; when you want something, you want it. I so felt for him in this book.
Classic enemies-to-lovers romance for sure, but not a favorite in the series.
junyan's review against another edition
5.0
Finally we got dual povs! I love the sisterhood between Aria and Gianna. The interactions between two couples are adorable, I like this vibe so much!
laurentalevski's review against another edition
3.0
There was so much steam and tension between these two, to me they are real soul mates and as much as Gianna doesn’t want to be in this life she is built for it. If she wasn’t so scared of blood she would be the perfect killer.
This book was a massive improvement to the other books, the plot and spice was so much better. Rocco is the worst and probably worse than Luca and Matteos dad. The older generation was pure evil which made their sons so misguided.
Matteo stays loyal and caring even despite all the trouble Gianna makes.
This book was a massive improvement to the other books, the plot and spice was so much better. Rocco is the worst and probably worse than Luca and Matteos dad. The older generation was pure evil which made their sons so misguided.
Matteo stays loyal and caring even despite all the trouble Gianna makes.
dilynnbell's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.5
alanaruby12's review against another edition
4.0
it took him nearly dying for her to admit her feelings