Sammy

This book was really good until it felt like five Lifetime movies hot glued together

I had a harder time getting through book two and found myself skimming sections. Seraphena's thoughts were exhausting - leaving you stuck in a state of emotional whiplash. Especially taking into consideration how much - or how little - time has passed. Definitely not my favorite read. Feeling hesitant about picking up book three. Might have to read something else in between.

That said, this line appears about 97% of the way in and made me laugh out loud:

“‘Most of them. Yeah. What?' He snorted. ‘You look surprised. Come now, you've met a few of them.' He shook his head. ‘You've seen firsthand how fucking annoying most of them are.'
Well, I couldn't argue with that, but...”

Really enjoyed this one - very tense, quick pacing.

If you want a book about a man loving you and supporting your career growth while actively being a victim of kidnapping, this one's for you.

I didn't hate this... but I won't be continuing the series. I couldn't get past contradictions in the plot (ex. Morgan knowing her mother was taking the same “medicine” she was fairly early in the book then was later told this information by her uncle) and the numerous references to Morgan's hair (and how it made her different/ugly/stand out/etc.).