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A review by balletbookworm
Reverb by Anna Zabo
5.0
If you liked the Bodyguard but wanted a different (read: better/HEA ending) get Reverb when it drops in May.
This is a lovely wrap-up to the Twisted Wishes series, with the band back on the road for a new tour and album. The dynamic between all the characters is great, a true “found family”, and one that David desperately wants to remain a part of but doesn’t know how to accept (when you pride yourself on being able to handle “being alone” for so long it’s really, REALLY hard to swallow and change). Mish is wonderfully fabulous, which we already knew. There was a shade too much Instalust for my taste, in both sides, but that’s definitely a YMMV situation.
Also: MUCH STEAMINESS, though a lot less kink than then previous two books (although not much could have been kinkier than rope+pie in Counterpoint
This is a lovely wrap-up to the Twisted Wishes series, with the band back on the road for a new tour and album. The dynamic between all the characters is great, a true “found family”, and one that David desperately wants to remain a part of but doesn’t know how to accept (when you pride yourself on being able to handle “being alone” for so long it’s really, REALLY hard to swallow and change). Mish is wonderfully fabulous, which we already knew. There was a shade too much Instalust for my taste, in both sides, but that’s definitely a YMMV situation.
Also: MUCH STEAMINESS, though a lot less kink than then previous two books (although not much could have been kinkier than rope+pie in Counterpoint