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3.69 AVERAGE
3.69 AVERAGE
A fitting End
This was a fitting end and a nice wrap up of all the previous 4 books. I loved getting all the stories from Luca and arias pov and also seeing the real Luca head of the capo. I am intrigued to find out more on the other books by Reilly.
This was a fitting end and a nice wrap up of all the previous 4 books. I loved getting all the stories from Luca and arias pov and also seeing the real Luca head of the capo. I am intrigued to find out more on the other books by Reilly.
ok i skipped book 5 bc it didn’t interest me lol but im glad i did bc returning back to luca and aria, with dual POV this time, and years of history from the previous books was SO worth it. oh man did i want to shake BOTH of them but i actually CRIED over the angst in this one. aria is much more of a character than she was in book 1 and her growth shines here. i loved too how mob politics wove its way through the story as well. really really felt this one deeply. 3.5/5
The first half of the book was fairly boring with it being the retelling of books #2 to #5, from Aria's and Luca's POV, I didn't really enjoy it, because we didn't really get anything new.
I'm going to finish the series, because I want to know what happens to Fabi and to the children, but I'm not enjoying my self.
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The second half felt off, like Luca and Aria were acting out of character all of the time, Luca is super attentive and focus on people's expressions and emotions and HE doesn't get his own wife, with whom he has an unhealthy obsession, is pregnant? I don't think so.I'm going to finish the series, because I want to know what happens to Fabi and to the children, but I'm not enjoying my self.
nahh this was GOOD. how can people hate on lucaaria after reading this book???
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2.5 stars. Most of this book was just the past books but from Luca and arias POV and so much of it felt unnecessary. The big fight that they had was literally just Luca being a prideful idiot.