This is another one of those moments where I completely hate my brain along with a few random strangers. I fell into the alphaletes series by fluke and loved it. As I put down each book, I added the next one to KU and then took my sweet time getting to it only to want to kick myself for it. Then I was trying to pick what to read next and I made the epic mistake of reading reviews.

 

Now my first question is why the F do people feel the need to write a “review” about a book they haven't read. Or give their opinions on things that they are assuming happened. Because honestly, I had this sour taste in my mouth picking this up assuming that those reviews were genuine reviews of the book. And I almost removed it from my kindle and skipped to the next one. To those people, FU.

 

Because this book was nothing but awesome. And the whole story had literally nothing to do with the ex-wife, his man wh0re ways, or Scarlett ever being second best to anyone. They just had bad timing and realistic circumstances that got in their way. And that goes for both of them. Scarlett wasn't sitting around pining for him, watching him screw his wife. She was living her life and having a great friendship with the guy she has been friends ONLY with since they were 7.

 

Ok rant over. The book was great. I loved catching up with the alphaletes. Trevor redeemed himself hugely and so freaking hotly I actually had to take a moment to cool down. Slater was an epic hero who loved Scarlet so completely it was sweet and also oh so hot. The dirty talk was on point. 

 

The twist at around the 70% mark was huge and took me on a journey I absolutely didn't for a second even suspect. I struggled to put it down. The ending was cute, but I wanted more (I'm greedy AF) but now I get to read Trevor's book and I just know we are going to get a lot of future alphaletes and their beautiful wives and possibly more children so I'm off to grab it on KU and hopefully read it sooner than later.

 

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