Before, it was just OTT entertaining, but now it’s getting annoying. ➽ Goddamn, but this series gets even more crazy unrealistic with each passing book. I’m happy with how the relationship progressed and I don’t think there are any scores left that need to be evened.

In this one, she doesn’t really take revenge, but she does something that’s arguably just as good: lets them basically fall at her feet like adoring puppies, declaring everlasting love, without giving very much in return. This was getting infuriating in the last couple of books, especially her poor ‘revenges’ against them. ➽ I’m very satisfied with how apologetic all the guys are for keeping secrets from MK. Okay, I can’t be bothered to divide up these points into pros and cons like I usually do, so I’m just going to give them all to you in one go and you can decide how you feel about everything. Cue a bunch more gang bullshit, an escalation of the situation with MK’s deranged stalker/murderer, and Archer finally getting on board with the RH plan. I’d give this 3.5 stars, as usual rounded up to 4… I’m starting to sense a pattern here.Īfter the bombshell dropped at the end of the last book, MK moves out to get away from the boys and into an apartment paid for by Zane, Archer’s estranged older brother. You can find my reviews for the first two books in the series here and here. It’s been a while since I last reviewed a reverse harem book on here, but this is one series I particularly enjoy.

I’m not an idiot, I know my newest allies are using me too.

Archer and his boys think they control me. For believing in the fake relationships I want so desperately to be real. I knew they were lying, and I hate myself for letting it happen. The latest taunt from my stalker reminded me I was nothing more than a possession to my father, to the Reapers, to Archer D’Ath.

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