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reedkaye's review
5.0
I’m sitting here thinking no way do I feel equipped to write a review on this story. I’ve listened to all the others in this series and each time I end up with book hangover. This is like total addiction. I thought Fractured was so good and answered so much but after reading this book it appears the author just gets better with each release. This is such an emotional rollercoaster. There is over 400 pages and I did not find a place I was wanting to set it aside. Every situation and event just made the characters storyline that much more layered. The core characters are changing as it goes along. I thought Gray was the strong alpha guy but he shows his human side more than once here. Jack/Martin keeps evolving and made my head spin at the difference in the personalities. I got to where I almost liked Martin better. Jan is another who shows his stronger side and his ability to be the glue that brings the guys sanity.
Then the issues with Light, Gray’s son becomes totally questionable at each turn. He is a kid I started feeling sorry for. He just wanted his dad to acknowledge him. As the story goes along things in his world become clearer and he isn’t just the innocent game playing kid. The secondary characters are such a big part of the story also. Gray’s relationship with his dad starts to develop into a little dependence on each other. His dad’s reasons for his choices come out and seem almost reasonable. The end of this story the author hints that this might be the last book. I’m praying not. I think there is so much more to be explained about these guys. I really can’t imagine where there is no more to look forward in this series. I know it would stand to reason to have another series with Light and go onward but I really would miss these guys too much. No one can pull together all the different parts to a story like this author and I really want to know the next part of their lives.
Then the issues with Light, Gray’s son becomes totally questionable at each turn. He is a kid I started feeling sorry for. He just wanted his dad to acknowledge him. As the story goes along things in his world become clearer and he isn’t just the innocent game playing kid. The secondary characters are such a big part of the story also. Gray’s relationship with his dad starts to develop into a little dependence on each other. His dad’s reasons for his choices come out and seem almost reasonable. The end of this story the author hints that this might be the last book. I’m praying not. I think there is so much more to be explained about these guys. I really can’t imagine where there is no more to look forward in this series. I know it would stand to reason to have another series with Light and go onward but I really would miss these guys too much. No one can pull together all the different parts to a story like this author and I really want to know the next part of their lives.
teema's review
4.0
arc received in exchange for an honest review
✨4.5✨
These books just keep getting better and better!
These characters are my comfort characters, whenever i read another book released in the series, it feels like coming home. I feel like I have known them for a very long time.
I felt like this book was more focused on the Martin and Jack dynamic which I loved, as well as whats going on with Light. This was exactly what I had wanted from this story and it delivered.
I am so beyond excited for the next book in this series.
✨4.5✨
These books just keep getting better and better!
These characters are my comfort characters, whenever i read another book released in the series, it feels like coming home. I feel like I have known them for a very long time.
I felt like this book was more focused on the Martin and Jack dynamic which I loved, as well as whats going on with Light. This was exactly what I had wanted from this story and it delivered.
I am so beyond excited for the next book in this series.
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