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greek_myth5's review
4.0
Interesting HEA
Liked the ending and wrap up. Alina grew so much as a character and the relationship with her 4 men came a long way.
Liked the ending and wrap up. Alina grew so much as a character and the relationship with her 4 men came a long way.
rhreviewer91's review
5.0
A wonderful Trilogy!
I really enjoyed this series! I won't give any spoilers, but I like how no one changed dramatically, personality wise, when things came to light or were becoming rectified. The only exception being perhaps someone becoming more confident in themself, but no one made any crazy 180° turn around to become someone they weren't in an unrealistic way. (If you've read the book, then see this comment, you'll likely know what I mean, more!)
There were a few things in this final book that I didn't quite expect. I assumed things would go in one direction, and while it KIND of did, it happened in an unexpected way. It was kind of nice to be kept on my toes a little!
My only minor ... complaint? Complaint seems too strong of a word, but anyways, the only thing I didn't really love was that two of the male main characters, Killian and Galen, had somewhat their own relationship. I'm not against MFM or even MM sometimes, but typically prefer when it's still revolved around the female of the harem. That's just my personal preference, though! I just felt there was quite a bit of focus on the two of them more than even say, just Galen and Alina. Except when he was a horse, they didn't seem to spend much time together one on one, nor did she and Killian after the first time they got together. He was so nervous about trying to win her over, then once he did, there was no more just between the two of them, it seemed.
Overall, I definitely recommend this series! My gripes about the above thing aside, I really did love the books, and the author did a fantastic job! I'll definitely be reading her other works! :)
I really enjoyed this series! I won't give any spoilers, but I like how no one changed dramatically, personality wise, when things came to light or were becoming rectified. The only exception being perhaps someone becoming more confident in themself, but no one made any crazy 180° turn around to become someone they weren't in an unrealistic way. (If you've read the book, then see this comment, you'll likely know what I mean, more!)
There were a few things in this final book that I didn't quite expect. I assumed things would go in one direction, and while it KIND of did, it happened in an unexpected way. It was kind of nice to be kept on my toes a little!
My only minor ... complaint? Complaint seems too strong of a word, but anyways, the only thing I didn't really love was that two of the male main characters, Killian and Galen, had somewhat their own relationship. I'm not against MFM or even MM sometimes, but typically prefer when it's still revolved around the female of the harem. That's just my personal preference, though! I just felt there was quite a bit of focus on the two of them more than even say, just Galen and Alina. Except when he was a horse, they didn't seem to spend much time together one on one, nor did she and Killian after the first time they got together. He was so nervous about trying to win her over, then once he did, there was no more just between the two of them, it seemed.
Overall, I definitely recommend this series! My gripes about the above thing aside, I really did love the books, and the author did a fantastic job! I'll definitely be reading her other works! :)
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