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Charlie
by Siobhan Davis, Siobhan Davis
"No man like being an island."
It was hard to go into this book because of the awful things Charlie had a hand in in the prior books. He took a bullet, sure, but he still didn't do much to redeem himself of his dispicable actions. As a character he's proven to be rather flighty and a bit naive. The plor went nowhere, other than the subtle bomb of her relation to the other her, there was nothing going on. It fell flat after such a great start to the series. I had to move on because I didn't want Jackson to be ruined too.
*Note that this review was intended to be posted when the book was read in 2021, but got buried in my drafts. From the time of reading to now I have gotten even more into dark romance and I don't feel like I would dislike this book as much now so I've changed my rating based on what I can remember but will be re-reading and completing this series.
It was hard to go into this book because of the awful things Charlie had a hand in in the prior books. He took a bullet, sure, but he still didn't do much to redeem himself of his dispicable actions. As a character he's proven to be rather flighty and a bit naive. The plor went nowhere, other than the subtle bomb of her relation to the other her, there was nothing going on. It fell flat after such a great start to the series. I had to move on because I didn't want Jackson to be ruined too.
*Note that this review was intended to be posted when the book was read in 2021, but got buried in my drafts. From the time of reading to now I have gotten even more into dark romance and I don't feel like I would dislike this book as much now so I've changed my rating based on what I can remember but will be re-reading and completing this series.