This series
was my first introduction to this author, and I’ve loved every word of it. And
having read this series in order I really didn’t think I would like this book.
But I’ve also been dying to read it to see everyone all together at the end of
their careers after having first met them way back in college. I feel like I’ve
watched them grow up and start families and break apart and come back together.
Trevor has
been such a selfish acehole who jeopardised the relationships and friendships
of everyone around him and I wanted him to go crawl under a rock and die. Don’t
get me wrong I felt for him, kind of. He made a mistake, and he owned it and
didn’t try to hide from the stupid. He just didn’t course correct. And as
humans I think we do tend to hold onto things and it’s especially hard to move
on from relationships that have such huge significance on our lives.
When we
first met Sage, she caught my attention hard. She was not someone I immediately
took to, but she was so unapologetically herself that I respected her. I was
dying to know what her story was and when we finally got it, I found I liked
her and saw her soft underbelly a lot more.
Trevor’s
redemption was really awesome to watch, and I completely forgave him all of his
past indiscretions. I also loved and hated that we didn’t see Sebastian’s
feelings on the changes in Trevor or his relationship with Sage. I thought for
a moment we were going to see him have a chat with Sage about the whole Trevor
/ Erica thing, but alas I was wrong. Not that what actually transpired wasn’t
better.
The whole
book had so much happening and so many different types of relationships being
shown in their different styles and stages. I couldn’t wait to see how
different things were going to come to light or be resolved. I’m just so sad to
be at the end of the series and having to say goodbye to all of these
characters. Now I have to stalk the author to see what else she has for me to
jump into.
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.
This book was exactly what I needed. While also
being exactly what I wasn’t expecting when I picked it up. The first book in
the series was set in college and I assumed this one would be too. But once I
picked it up, I didn’t care at all that it wasn’t set in college because I was
so busy falling for these characters and waiting for the drama bombs to start
dropping.
From the first page I was in and needing to know
exactly what had happened to get Vi to that point. Then we jump to the first
chapter and Declan was beyond perfect, and an idiot, at the same time, but in
all the right ways and for all the right reasons and I just couldn’t get enough
of him. Their relationship happened so organically and realistically and just
smoothly but with so many little strings left dangling that I couldn’t put it
down. I had so many theories of how things were going to be revealed and what
was going to be the fallout of each revelation.
We got the perfect amount of the OG characters and
a great introduction to some new characters. But I was so busy obsessing over
Vi and Declan and how perfectly they handled everything involving Tucker. I had
all the feels while reading this, but the main one was just pure swoon over
Declan. I am off to add the next one to my kindle. Toodles
This book kept popping up in an obsessive alpha
Facebook group I'm in, so I one clicked it. Then I read the blurb and didn't
want to pick it up. Then I made the mistake of checking some reviews. When I
saw one saying that she ended up with the wrong guy, I assumed that meant not
the guy who I had already decided from the blurb that she should obviously be
with.
Then my little brain decided I would probably be
best not to read it. So, I tried to pick a different book to read and literally
nothing grabbed me. I thought I would just read this for an hour before bed and
if I didn't get into it, I could read something else in the morning. Now I'm
here all like what day is it?
I have been in a serious book fog. It's obsessed my
brain every second I have had to put it down. I had to keep checking the
chapters to see who's point of view we were going to be getting next and if
that point of view would still be present towards the end of the book. Because
getting three different main characters points of view was awesome. I was so
besotted with one of them, I enjoyed another, and I loved to hate the third.
Now I'm not going to tell you who was who or anything,
but I am going to say that I am so happy I picked this book up. I'm going to
one click the next one right now even though I need to adult for a bit. Because
yeah, the heroes were both obsessive, one slightly more, hotter, better and
just everything than the other. The book was hot. There was no cheating.
Everyone and everything was very clear and man was it hot AF.
Can't wait to go stalk this author and check out
her other books and heroes. Because one of these guys is going to be living in
my head rent free for a few days and I could not be happier about it.
