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Bishop's Endgame by Katie Reus
4.0
The last book in the Endgame Trilogy finally answers the question of what happened to Ellis.
If you’ve read the first 2 book in the trilogy, then you know that Ellis has been reluctantly reaching out for help. He’s been accused of killing his partner and being a corrupt DEA agent.
What I liked most about this book, is that Arianna never played the victim. Not when she was kidnapped, not when she learned the truth about her family, and not even when she had to go up against her step-father. From the beginning you knew she was a strong woman that could survive anything. She took charge of the situation and made decisions that were best for her.
The love story was a slow burn and then a super hot flame. Luckily it didn’t take either of them long to admit their feelings for each other. I would have liked a little more sibling interaction in this book, but otherwise a really good read.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an ARC of this book.
If you’ve read the first 2 book in the trilogy, then you know that Ellis has been reluctantly reaching out for help. He’s been accused of killing his partner and being a corrupt DEA agent.
What I liked most about this book, is that Arianna never played the victim. Not when she was kidnapped, not when she learned the truth about her family, and not even when she had to go up against her step-father. From the beginning you knew she was a strong woman that could survive anything. She took charge of the situation and made decisions that were best for her.
The love story was a slow burn and then a super hot flame. Luckily it didn’t take either of them long to admit their feelings for each other. I would have liked a little more sibling interaction in this book, but otherwise a really good read.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an ARC of this book.