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4.15 AVERAGE
4.15 AVERAGE
This series has blown my mind in the best way, one of my top favorites RH. We get Rath, Tristan and Killian and you will love them all. They will forever own me. I would love to hear these in audiobook someday, so worth it. So sad to see the end of a phenomenal story and series. The steam in all the books is scorching hot, the story plot so worth it and the bonus was the cherry on top. Phenomenal 5 stars!
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still not into pregnancy plots and the pacing of it was off (she goes from second trimester to birth in a couple pages) but i’m happy to wrap up this trilogy, i don’t know if i’ll read the next. oh also less girl on girl hate please it’s 2022 we’ve grown up.
A solid 4.5⭐️
To be completely honest, I think it could have ended after the reveal of Ted, with maybe a short epilogue.
Dimitri will always be my favourite, but Killian definitely redeemed himself!
The group scenes in this will forever live rent free in my head
To be completely honest, I think it could have ended after the reveal of Ted, with maybe a short epilogue.
Dimitri will always be my favourite, but Killian definitely redeemed himself!
The group scenes in this will forever live rent free in my head
dark
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I finished this series and honestly wish I just knew how to dnf things without feeling bad about it.
Not to judge anyone that is into that sort of thing, but I hated with a passion how they really seemed to ramp up the sibling thing here. I could not stomach the constant “little sister/ big brother” thing. It was taking all my willpower in the other books to forget they were step-siblings anyway to be honest.
This book would have been a lot better paced and had a plot worth investing in if there wasn’t a sex scene every other page. The smut was great mostly, but there can definitely be too much and the plot pacing suffered as a result in this case. The book didn’t need to be this long.
Otherwise the writing was probably technically fine but I think this was the worst of the series for the cringe factor of their nicknames, the predictable Ted plot twist and the unwarranted epilogue. Sorry!
Not to judge anyone that is into that sort of thing, but I hated with a passion how they really seemed to ramp up the sibling thing here. I could not stomach the constant “little sister/ big brother” thing. It was taking all my willpower in the other books to forget they were step-siblings anyway to be honest.
This book would have been a lot better paced and had a plot worth investing in if there wasn’t a sex scene every other page. The smut was great mostly, but there can definitely be too much and the plot pacing suffered as a result in this case. The book didn’t need to be this long.
Otherwise the writing was probably technically fine but I think this was the worst of the series for the cringe factor of their nicknames, the predictable Ted plot twist and the unwarranted epilogue. Sorry!
Thoughts after finishing the whole Lords series
● Feel a little shamed that I liked it so much, especially after reading the synopsis and the reviews for the first book
● 4.8 Stars for the whole series
● -0.1 Stars for the whole Big Brother/Little Sis thing (a couple times is enough for me, too many times and it's making me cringe)
● -0.1 Stars for hurting my bb Rath in the revenge plot (felt like the revenge scheme was too much in his case, I wouldn't have been too surprised if he never forgave her)
● BUT PLUS A MILLION STARS FOR THE SMUT (ALL SCENES WERE SO GOOD, TRISTIAN AS A REFEREE OMG)
● Also liked that each guy had their own personality, but it wasn't relied on too much as a crutch like in some RH series, and you could reasonably see the growth to where the characters were at the end
● No m/m stuff but honestly it was almost there, tension was vibing
● Feel a little shamed that I liked it so much, especially after reading the synopsis and the reviews for the first book
● 4.8 Stars for the whole series
● -0.1 Stars for the whole Big Brother/Little Sis thing (a couple times is enough for me, too many times and it's making me cringe)
● -0.1 Stars for hurting my bb Rath in the revenge plot (felt like the revenge scheme was too much in his case, I wouldn't have been too surprised if he never forgave her)
● BUT PLUS A MILLION STARS FOR THE SMUT (ALL SCENES WERE SO GOOD, TRISTIAN AS A REFEREE OMG)
● Also liked that each guy had their own personality, but it wasn't relied on too much as a crutch like in some RH series, and you could reasonably see the growth to where the characters were at the end
● No m/m stuff but honestly it was almost there, tension was vibing
I thought I'd hate this when they went all soppy and family, but it was still great fun to read. I definitely prefer it darker, but I was enough invested in the characters that I enjoyed the HEA. Great start to the year!
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
The third book did not really give me what I wanted it to. I was a tad bit disappointed about how this ended, or really how the whole book went, I often found myself struggling to keep reading it. HOWEVER I did really enjoy the first two book in this series, and do think if you like bully reverse harems you should give them a go!