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hlizmarie's review against another edition
5.0
I want to read this all over again. It was so good and handled so many different compelling issues with intelligence and compassion. All the feels. Every one of them.
anthy's review against another edition
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.0
kcherry's review against another edition
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.5
mirandao78's review against another edition
2.0
I love Penny Reid. But if I’m being honest, I feel like this trilogy should have been wrapped up in 1-2 books max. This last book just felt like it was drug out and I found myself skimming towards the end. I hate leaving bad reviews and I really do love all of her other books. I just wasn’t feeling this one.
kbratten's review against another edition
3.0
I read all three and am rating just the last one because it's honestly weird this was three books. It made for three wordy, excessive, overdrawn books instead of one we'll-pace, normal book. I don't understand the appeal of drawing them out. Taken as a whole, the characters were fun enough. Decent banter, tension, connection, etc. But impossibly cluttered. The shift from book 1 being pretty much no sex, very clean to book 3 being so much sex was also jarring.
I read all three real quick so I don't feel annoyed at wasting my time, but it looks like all the books in this series are set up in the trilogy format and I won't be reading them.
I read all three real quick so I don't feel annoyed at wasting my time, but it looks like all the books in this series are set up in the trilogy format and I won't be reading them.
hijinx_abound's review against another edition
3.0
Didn’t enjoy this one as much as the other two books. Not really sure why but..
I do wish there had been more of how they were going to HEA. Perhaps I’m being selfish but I wanted something more solid.
Here’s hoping we see something with Lisa and also Leo too.
I do wish there had been more of how they were going to HEA. Perhaps I’m being selfish but I wanted something more solid.
Here’s hoping we see something with Lisa and also Leo too.
izziede's review against another edition
4.0
This is the best of the three.
I loved it. 💞💕💖❤.
It was funny, really funny, and sweet and a brooding besotted Hero, which is so refreshing.
They are all about each other, no flirting or cheating.
There are a few vague offers thrown in for Abram, due to his lifestyle but he has no interest in anyone other than Mona.
This book is still slow burn, as although they want to be together, they have to work out how to do that as book 2 highlighted they are travelling in different directions, location wise, in their careers.
Mona has a few issues with her family, that were raised in previous books, to sort out.
Mona does have an issue with an event that took place in her past and because of that, although no details are mentioned, she does refer to previous sexual partners, no names or anything like that but it's part of her problem with intimacy.
There are plenty of secondary characters that could have their own story lines in future books.
There are mentions and appearances from characters that have appeared in other series by this author, esp The Knitting series as Marie is Abram's sister.
There is a HEA in the sense that you know their plans and they are happy together.
I loved it. 💞💕💖❤.
It was funny, really funny, and sweet and a brooding besotted Hero, which is so refreshing.
They are all about each other, no flirting or cheating.
There are a few vague offers thrown in for Abram, due to his lifestyle but he has no interest in anyone other than Mona.
This book is still slow burn, as although they want to be together, they have to work out how to do that as book 2 highlighted they are travelling in different directions, location wise, in their careers.
Mona has a few issues with her family, that were raised in previous books, to sort out.
Mona does have an issue with an event that took place in her past and because of that, although no details are mentioned, she does refer to previous sexual partners, no names or anything like that but it's part of her problem with intimacy.
There are plenty of secondary characters that could have their own story lines in future books.
There are mentions and appearances from characters that have appeared in other series by this author, esp The Knitting series as Marie is Abram's sister.
There is a HEA in the sense that you know their plans and they are happy together.
shiny_raccoon's review against another edition
4.0
Marie’s wedding in London with all the Knitting in the City crew was a really fun ending to this series.