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A review by kaydanielsromance
Reign by Siobhan Davis
5.0
Blown away!! I'd give ten stars to this entire trilogy!! Siobhan has once again knocked it out of the park with this final installment with a book that is not only unforgettable, but also completely dynamic!
Reign is the final book in the Sainthood trilogy and it brings three times the emotions, three times the jaw dropping plot twists, and three times the panty melting smexy moments. It is everything you've been waiting for and so much more.
Reign is appropriately titled on many levels, the first being Harlow reigning as queen and Saint, Galen, Caz, and Theo all sitting by her side as her kings. Their love for one another grows stronger throughout this last book and the emotional connection they all share only increases as the danger grows.
Harlow has never once been a wallflower. Her strong female character, take no prisoners, feels no shame over what she wants and desires are just a few of the traits I love about her. She truly reigns over whatever task she takes on and doesn't let anyone stand in her way, not even her men, but she is more willing to let them stand by her side now that she knows they are hers and she is theirs.
All of the boys have shown a ton of growth since the beginning of the trilogy, but none more than Galen. He has truly stamped a place in my heart and his turn around completely melted everything inside of me.
As we got to know Theo and his reasons for pushing Harlow away initially, his loving and gentle nature becomes so easy to like. His personal journey through this final book is so moving I loved reading it and could have gotten lost in it more. Siobhan did a glorious job when she delved into Theo's mind and personally I'd love revisiting moments with Harlow, Theo, and Caz.
Caz is probably the one who has changed the least, considering he wears his personality and emotions on his sleeve. He's funny, outwardly loving, and fiercely loyal he is the puppy dog of the group and it's hard not to love him.
Saint displays a lot of vulnerability in Reign, while still being the hard, bada** leader he is. He's never really known love growing up under a man like Sinner, but having Harlow in his life shows him what that is and you will fall so hard for the leader of this crew.
These five have a lot on their plate, but when they work together they are a force to be reckoned with.
Reign is an explosive experience. It's moving and intense. You'll love this final book!
Reign is the final book in the Sainthood trilogy and it brings three times the emotions, three times the jaw dropping plot twists, and three times the panty melting smexy moments. It is everything you've been waiting for and so much more.
Reign is appropriately titled on many levels, the first being Harlow reigning as queen and Saint, Galen, Caz, and Theo all sitting by her side as her kings. Their love for one another grows stronger throughout this last book and the emotional connection they all share only increases as the danger grows.
Harlow has never once been a wallflower. Her strong female character, take no prisoners, feels no shame over what she wants and desires are just a few of the traits I love about her. She truly reigns over whatever task she takes on and doesn't let anyone stand in her way, not even her men, but she is more willing to let them stand by her side now that she knows they are hers and she is theirs.
All of the boys have shown a ton of growth since the beginning of the trilogy, but none more than Galen. He has truly stamped a place in my heart and his turn around completely melted everything inside of me.
As we got to know Theo and his reasons for pushing Harlow away initially, his loving and gentle nature becomes so easy to like. His personal journey through this final book is so moving I loved reading it and could have gotten lost in it more. Siobhan did a glorious job when she delved into Theo's mind and personally I'd love revisiting moments with Harlow, Theo, and Caz.
Caz is probably the one who has changed the least, considering he wears his personality and emotions on his sleeve. He's funny, outwardly loving, and fiercely loyal he is the puppy dog of the group and it's hard not to love him.
Saint displays a lot of vulnerability in Reign, while still being the hard, bada** leader he is. He's never really known love growing up under a man like Sinner, but having Harlow in his life shows him what that is and you will fall so hard for the leader of this crew.
These five have a lot on their plate, but when they work together they are a force to be reckoned with.
Reign is an explosive experience. It's moving and intense. You'll love this final book!