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A review by romancebookloverinseattle
Reparation of Sin by Natasha Knight, A. Zavarelli
5.0
The second installment of The Society Trilogy does not disappoint! This is certainly and wild and crazy ride. Reparation of Sin starts off exactly where Requiem of the Soul leaves off. The first book was mired in mystery, and although Ivy was often in the dark with a lot of the machinations taking place around her, Santiago seemed to be the one pulling all the strings and clear in his need for vengeance. In Reparation of Sin, we have a lot of more mystery and are left questioning everyone. This is an incredibly twisted, steamy and intense read with a lot of triggers. I picked this up and had to keep turning pages until I hit the end, and now can’t wait to read the third and final book of this trilogy
Merged review:
The second installment of The Society Trilogy does not disappoint! This is certainly and wild and crazy ride. Reparation of Sin starts off exactly where [b:Requiem of the Soul|57194921|Requiem of the Soul (The Society Trilogy, #1)|Natasha Knight|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1614781181l/57194921._SX50_.jpg|88562616] leaves off. The first book was mired in mystery, and although Ivy was often in the dark with a lot of the machinations taking place around her, Santiago seemed to be the one pulling all the strings and clear in his need for vengeance. In Reparation of Sin, we have a lot of more mystery and are left questioning everyone. This is an incredibly twisted, steamy and intense read with a lot of triggers. I picked this up and had to keep turning pages until I hit the end, and now can’t wait to read the third and final book of this trilogy.
Merged review:
The second installment of The Society Trilogy does not disappoint! This is certainly and wild and crazy ride. Reparation of Sin starts off exactly where Requiem of the Soul leaves off. The first book was mired in mystery, and although Ivy was often in the dark with a lot of the machinations taking place around her, Santiago seemed to be the one pulling all the strings and clear in his need for vengeance. In Reparation of Sin, we have a lot of more mystery and are left questioning everyone. This is an incredibly twisted, steamy and intense read with a lot of triggers. I picked this up and had to keep turning pages until I hit the end, and now can’t wait to read the third and final book of this trilogy
Merged review:
The second installment of The Society Trilogy does not disappoint! This is certainly and wild and crazy ride. Reparation of Sin starts off exactly where [b:Requiem of the Soul|57194921|Requiem of the Soul (The Society Trilogy, #1)|Natasha Knight|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1614781181l/57194921._SX50_.jpg|88562616] leaves off. The first book was mired in mystery, and although Ivy was often in the dark with a lot of the machinations taking place around her, Santiago seemed to be the one pulling all the strings and clear in his need for vengeance. In Reparation of Sin, we have a lot of more mystery and are left questioning everyone. This is an incredibly twisted, steamy and intense read with a lot of triggers. I picked this up and had to keep turning pages until I hit the end, and now can’t wait to read the third and final book of this trilogy.
Merged review:
The second installment of The Society Trilogy does not disappoint! This is certainly and wild and crazy ride. Reparation of Sin starts off exactly where Requiem of the Soul leaves off. The first book was mired in mystery, and although Ivy was often in the dark with a lot of the machinations taking place around her, Santiago seemed to be the one pulling all the strings and clear in his need for vengeance. In Reparation of Sin, we have a lot of more mystery and are left questioning everyone. This is an incredibly twisted, steamy and intense read with a lot of triggers. I picked this up and had to keep turning pages until I hit the end, and now can’t wait to read the third and final book of this trilogy