Although Eva and Finn were placed in a difficult position with no guarantees of a positive outcome, the solid support system that surrounded them from beginning to end was genuinely touching to see. The secondary cast of characters-more specifically the family dynamics and interactions elevated the atmosphere and ended up being the parts of the book I enjoyed reading the most. Now that I’m thinking back over the entire story, in my opinion it probably would’ve fared better as a duet than a trilogy. The fast-pacing for the majority of the time lead to skimming through plot points that had been gradually developing from the previous books- which ultimately resulted in abrupt conclusions. Although I loved the genuinely caring and protective relationship that developed between the MCs, I did find it somewhat difficult to settle in and really connect with this book. This book felt relatively shorter than the previous two but understandably so as their story wraps-up.
“Our ending was written in the stars a long time ago.”Ī sweet and hopeful ending ( or should I say beginning) to Eva and Finn’s journey, but admittedly their overall HEA was underwhelming. It contains material that some readers could find disturbing. WARNING: This book is intended for readers eighteen years old and over. Welcome to the Midnight Dynasty… The warring Morelli and Constantine families have enough bad blood to fill an ocean, and their brand new stories will be told by your favorite dangerous romance authors. Because when the curse hits, it will be too late to say goodbye. The company, which is in an uproar after the announcement.
There’s a ticking time bomb in Finn Hughes’s head. ⚠ This review contains a minor teaser! Original post from my IG
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