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Gypsy Truths
by Kristy Cunning
Very satisfying finale. I will forever think about this book/series whenever I hear Sweet But Psycho play.
I love that we finally saw what Damien is truly capable of- what he can do when he's all serious and on a mission as opposed to his usual mischievous self.
The bickering between the four is still my favorite part because they really do sound like teenage boys in competition.
The suspense when the war with Idun started almost killed me and I loved how that b*tch was defeated. I loved the surprises about those people who turned during the battle especially that one in front of Sanctuary (did not see that coming).
The missing star is for the big reveal about Violet's monster. It was too dragged out for me and totally confusing because it was done in chunks through different POVs.
Overall, this series has been awesome. I loved that the difference in the harem's personalities really showed and remained consistent throughout the series. I've read several other RH series before rereading this and I haven't found anything that's comparable aside from the other RH series by Kristy Cunning (The Dark Side). I just know I will reread this again in the future.
I love that we finally saw what Damien is truly capable of- what he can do when he's all serious and on a mission as opposed to his usual mischievous self.
The bickering between the four is still my favorite part because they really do sound like teenage boys in competition.
The suspense when the war with Idun started almost killed me and I loved how that b*tch was defeated. I loved the surprises about those people who turned during the battle especially that one in front of Sanctuary (did not see that coming).
The missing star is for the big reveal about Violet's monster. It was too dragged out for me and totally confusing because it was done in chunks through different POVs.
Overall, this series has been awesome. I loved that the difference in the harem's personalities really showed and remained consistent throughout the series. I've read several other RH series before rereading this and I haven't found anything that's comparable aside from the other RH series by Kristy Cunning (The Dark Side). I just know I will reread this again in the future.