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mistysreads's review against another edition
4.0
What an ending to a great series. I'm glad we finally found out who the little boy's father and mother is. The end of the trilogy was very action packed and fun.
Recieved ARC in exchange for voluntary honest review.
Recieved ARC in exchange for voluntary honest review.
sassytw's review against another edition
4.0
Very few people get the best of Hammer and Violet is part of the select few. So now it is time to pay the piper. But will the cost be higher than either expected?
I loved that Ms. Harte ended this series with a bang. Hammer kept himself apart from Noel and Deacon even as the men drew closer. And now we know that Hammer was hiding more than ever. I loved seeing Violet peel back those layers even as it scared her to death. Violet was looking for answers not love. But she found herself finding both and they all led towards Hammer. Ms. Harte gave us twists and turns as she concluded this series. I was surprised sometimes pleasantly sometimes not. But Ms. Harte kept me engaged throughout. I loved seeing how Ms. Harte tied this series and hope that she will return to this world in the future.
I loved that Ms. Harte ended this series with a bang. Hammer kept himself apart from Noel and Deacon even as the men drew closer. And now we know that Hammer was hiding more than ever. I loved seeing Violet peel back those layers even as it scared her to death. Violet was looking for answers not love. But she found herself finding both and they all led towards Hammer. Ms. Harte gave us twists and turns as she concluded this series. I was surprised sometimes pleasantly sometimes not. But Ms. Harte kept me engaged throughout. I loved seeing how Ms. Harte tied this series and hope that she will return to this world in the future.
that1creativelady's review against another edition
4.0
The story tried too hard to be mysterious but just came off as confusing for no reason. All the subterfuge was unnecessary in the grand scheme of things. All could have been resolved if Hammer's Uncle simply brought the whole team in on the plan from the beginning. Harte gave a pretty flimsy reason for him refusing to do so, stating that Hammer was too hot headed. Really? A successful assassin? But if he did they wouldn't have been able to make the reader question his loyalty.
Oh well. It was still hot.
Oh well. It was still hot.
wellactjoally's review against another edition
3.5
Good dommy sex and an egalitarian non-baby resolution.
pavi_fictionalworm's review against another edition
4.0
Also Posted on For The Love of Fictional Worlds
Disclaimer: An eARC was provided via Inkslinger PR and the Author as part of the Blog Tour. The Thoughts, opinions & feelings expressed in the review are therefore, my own.
This is the last and final book in the Triggerman, Inc. Series – a series about assassins whose lives are spun into a tailspin when a baby is left on their doorstep without even identifying her father.
Since Satisfaction Delivered is the ending to this series; there is a whole lot of loose threads that need to be snipped or even tied off for a brilliant conclusion – and it is left on the shoulders of Hammer to solve the last and final dregs of mystery and he does so by following and finding the only woman who has caught his interest and intrigue; the only woman who betrayed him and his team; well sort off.
While the romance between the protagonists is interesting; more charming than hot, filled with sass and wittiness abound; it is the background mystery that actually holds more interest to the reader in me – it was absolutely satisfying to actually know all the pieces of the puzzle that has taken three books to conclude.
The only point I have to make is that there is that connection with the baby missing – none of the heroes tend to spend any time with the baby left on their doorstep – which I do think is a big con to the series; mostly cause babies with big bad assassins would have made for some swoon worthy; tremor in the womb inducing moments that would have just added to this series’ overall appeal!
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fortheloveoffictionalworlds's review
4.0
Also Posted on For The Love of Fictional Worlds
Disclaimer: An eARC was provided via Inkslinger PR and the Author as part of the Blog Tour. The Thoughts, opinions & feelings expressed in the review are therefore, my own.
This is the last and final book in the Triggerman, Inc. Series – a series about assassins whose lives are spun into a tailspin when a baby is left on their doorstep without even identifying her father.
Since Satisfaction Delivered is the ending to this series; there is a whole lot of loose threads that need to be snipped or even tied off for a brilliant conclusion – and it is left on the shoulders of Hammer to solve the last and final dregs of mystery and he does so by following and finding the only woman who has caught his interest and intrigue; the only woman who betrayed him and his team; well sort off.
While the romance between the protagonists is interesting; more charming than hot, filled with sass and wittiness abound; it is the background mystery that actually holds more interest to the reader in me – it was absolutely satisfying to actually know all the pieces of the puzzle that has taken three books to conclude.
The only point I have to make is that there is that connection with the baby missing – none of the heroes tend to spend any time with the baby left on their doorstep – which I do think is a big con to the series; mostly cause babies with big bad assassins would have made for some swoon worthy; tremor in the womb inducing moments that would have just added to this series’ overall appeal!
For more reviews visit For The Love of Fictional Worlds :)
Do come join us at For The Fictional Worlds Facebook Page | Twitter | Instagram | Goodreads | Amazon |
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