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bibliophile90's review against another edition
4.0
**Received ARC in exchange for an honest review**
3.5 stars
"I was always coming for you, kitten. You were always mine."
This book started out really good, I was hooked and the story really piqued my interest. Ella/Claire finds out something about her family that breaks her heart but also really explains why her parents are treating her the way they do. This results in Ella rebelling and hanging out with the wrong crowd. She find herself in a very dangerous situation that wasn't her doing.
"We will never be a normal couple."
I don't want to go in to depth in how she escapes but she does meet Philip after this for the first time. You just can't ignore Philip's presence, and Ella feels scared and doesn't know what to expect. There is definitely attraction between the two but she is too young. She goes back to her family and doesn't hear from Philip for a long time.
"There isn't a part of you I'm not going to touch, isn't a wall I'm not going to break down. Understand? You want to know how much you'll pay? Everything, kitten. Every damn thing."
While Ella is in college Philip makes an appearance and the sparks fly of the book. Philip is truly a dangerous alpha male that is involved with some shady business. Both of them have been through a lot in their past which has resulted in them being the way they are now.
"You're wrong. I dream about breaking you. About shackling you to me. About keeping you hidden, so no one gets to look at you but me."
The love scenes were amazing, they were really hot and made me love Philip even more. Philip wants to own Ella and doesn't hide it. There were a couple of twists in the book that added another layer to the story which I really liked.
3.5 stars
"I was always coming for you, kitten. You were always mine."
This book started out really good, I was hooked and the story really piqued my interest. Ella/Claire finds out something about her family that breaks her heart but also really explains why her parents are treating her the way they do. This results in Ella rebelling and hanging out with the wrong crowd. She find herself in a very dangerous situation that wasn't her doing.
"We will never be a normal couple."
I don't want to go in to depth in how she escapes but she does meet Philip after this for the first time. You just can't ignore Philip's presence, and Ella feels scared and doesn't know what to expect. There is definitely attraction between the two but she is too young. She goes back to her family and doesn't hear from Philip for a long time.
"There isn't a part of you I'm not going to touch, isn't a wall I'm not going to break down. Understand? You want to know how much you'll pay? Everything, kitten. Every damn thing."
While Ella is in college Philip makes an appearance and the sparks fly of the book. Philip is truly a dangerous alpha male that is involved with some shady business. Both of them have been through a lot in their past which has resulted in them being the way they are now.
"You're wrong. I dream about breaking you. About shackling you to me. About keeping you hidden, so no one gets to look at you but me."
The love scenes were amazing, they were really hot and made me love Philip even more. Philip wants to own Ella and doesn't hide it. There were a couple of twists in the book that added another layer to the story which I really liked.
smutbook_cami's review against another edition
3.0
Ok story
I liked the concept of the storyline. I felt it should of stated that you might of needed to read the other books to fully understand the alpha male character Phillip. He disappeared twice and you know why but doesn't make sense. Also Adrian was gone then all of a sudden he shows up towards the end. Felt misplaced at times.
I liked the concept of the storyline. I felt it should of stated that you might of needed to read the other books to fully understand the alpha male character Phillip. He disappeared twice and you know why but doesn't make sense. Also Adrian was gone then all of a sudden he shows up towards the end. Felt misplaced at times.
freakren's review against another edition
1.0
I rarely do this, but I can not finish this book. Sorry, too inconsistent!
livcoyy's review against another edition
2.0
This was pretty much ridiculous but a fun indulgence for an afternoon
bookishalison's review against another edition
4.0
Please see review at: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1557696451