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marisakucha 's review for:
Lords of Mercy
by Angel Lawson, Samantha Rue
Satisfying conclusion
This book continued right where we left off in book 2, and thank goodness for that. A lot had happened and I feel like I was still trying to recover from those events.
I’m not sure if this was my favorite book of the trilogy but I was happy that we finally got some answers and that HEA. I feel like after so much action and emotion in the first two books that when it came to this book, while we did have the HEA, my heart was happy but I don’t know. I did like this book, and I’m very happy that the trilogy had a satisfying conclusion.
I like that while the book focused on this story, it opened up the doors to a shared universe. There were a lot of characters, stories and problems being introduced, and I like knowing that these characters will continue to make appearances within the world. The next series will focus on other characters, and there will still be that background conflict and overlapping characters.
I love this trilogy, and I would recommend reading the trigger warning before you dive in.
This book continued right where we left off in book 2, and thank goodness for that. A lot had happened and I feel like I was still trying to recover from those events.
I’m not sure if this was my favorite book of the trilogy but I was happy that we finally got some answers and that HEA. I feel like after so much action and emotion in the first two books that when it came to this book, while we did have the HEA, my heart was happy but I don’t know. I did like this book, and I’m very happy that the trilogy had a satisfying conclusion.
I like that while the book focused on this story, it opened up the doors to a shared universe. There were a lot of characters, stories and problems being introduced, and I like knowing that these characters will continue to make appearances within the world. The next series will focus on other characters, and there will still be that background conflict and overlapping characters.
I love this trilogy, and I would recommend reading the trigger warning before you dive in.