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A review by ameserole
The Devil Makes Three by Tori Bovalino
4.0
I have received this ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
I'm not going to lie to you guys. I most definitely got some conjuring vibes while listening to this beautiful audiobook and I absolutely ate it all up. The Devil Makes Three was so freaking good that I never put it on hold. Heck, I didn't even want to put my phone down because I was just loving everything within this.
In it, you will meet Tess and Eliot. Sort of enemies in the beginning but they definitely became closer throughout their devilish adventures. Each hidden dark corner will give you a ton of creepy vibes and questions will start to develop. Especially when it comes to certain people who are close to these two.
After meeting everyone, I will say that I didn't really like Tess's aunt or Eliot's dad. I can see why Tess wrote all those hilarious/horrible sticky notes towards Eliot's dad. He just seemed like a douche canoe. As for her aunt? Oh man.. the way she pronounced her name incorrectly felt like nails on a chalkboard. It's a name. She's family. IT SHOULDN'T BE THIS HARD PEOPLE!!
Then there's the sacrifices and consequences to everything as well. Nothing shies away from sadness or mysterious. It's an emotionally dark roller coaster of a ride that will keep you guessing until the very last page.
All I'm going to say is.. don't open and then read something from a dark mysterious book that you found in a secret passageway. The mummy taught me this and I think everyone should go by that rule.
I'm not going to lie to you guys. I most definitely got some conjuring vibes while listening to this beautiful audiobook and I absolutely ate it all up. The Devil Makes Three was so freaking good that I never put it on hold. Heck, I didn't even want to put my phone down because I was just loving everything within this.
In it, you will meet Tess and Eliot. Sort of enemies in the beginning but they definitely became closer throughout their devilish adventures. Each hidden dark corner will give you a ton of creepy vibes and questions will start to develop. Especially when it comes to certain people who are close to these two.
After meeting everyone, I will say that I didn't really like Tess's aunt or Eliot's dad. I can see why Tess wrote all those hilarious/horrible sticky notes towards Eliot's dad. He just seemed like a douche canoe. As for her aunt? Oh man.. the way she pronounced her name incorrectly felt like nails on a chalkboard. It's a name. She's family. IT SHOULDN'T BE THIS HARD PEOPLE!!
Then there's the sacrifices and consequences to everything as well. Nothing shies away from sadness or mysterious. It's an emotionally dark roller coaster of a ride that will keep you guessing until the very last page.
All I'm going to say is.. don't open and then read something from a dark mysterious book that you found in a secret passageway. The mummy taught me this and I think everyone should go by that rule.