It was about mid August when I was tweeting the author, Jennifer Estep, telling her how I had caught up on the Elemental Assassin series earlier in the year and I was now really starting to feel those withdrawals. Little did I know that two days later she was going to be sending out the ARCs for this book. I was not expecting to get my Gin fix so fast, but hey, I am not complaining! Lol. This book was totally worth the wait! It was just amazing!
One of my favorite things about this book was Liam Carter and his incessant flirting with Silvio. I loved it! And I really liked Liam! Silvio’s still unsure about the guy, especially considering what happened in Nice Guys Bite. Yikes. It’s fair that he’s cautious around the guy, but I just loved how Liam kept flirting with him anyway and Silvio was almost indignant about it even though deep down he actually kinda liked it. Lol. I just loved every scene they were in together!
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“All right. Have a seat. What do you want for lunch?”
Instead of heading to the back corner booth he’d sat in yesterday, Liam strolled over and plopped down on the stool next to Silvio. “Oh, I can think of a few things,” he drawled.
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OMG STOP! I cannot take the cuteness!! 🥰 I just love this so much! Excuse me while I try to not hyperventilate. Lol.
Besides these two lovebirds, there was also some weird flirting going on between two other characters that Bria perfectly described as “passive-aggressive flirting.” And omg that is so right! It was the weirdest thing ever, yet kinda cute and fun and I kinda liked it? Lol. I’m really interested to see where this... relationship goes.
I also really loved Lorelei in this one! I mean, I already liked her, but she was awesome in this! Badass and feisty and... I just really enjoyed her presence.
One character that has really surprised me is Tucker. As the books go by, I find myself hating Tucker less and less, actually. I was very curious to find out more about him and what the heck his deal is anyway, and this book we finally find out some interesting stuff about him! We finally get a glimpse into things and what he’s playing at. We finally see his true colors. And then there’s Uncle Mason... he... I just can’t form the words to describe this guy. He is awful... just the worst! He is heartless and cold and I just hate him!
But this book was just so good! This is my favorite series, so you shouldn’t be surprised. Lol. Not only was it action-packed and emotional (it made me cry! Look, we’re 18 books in and you bet I’m emotionally invested in these characters. My poor Gin! 😩), but we got a ton of revelations about Uncle Mason, Gin’s dad, some stuff with Fletcher, and finally Tucker! So many things have surfaced and they’re all starting to make sense now! It’s insane! Mason is vicious and I am just wondering how things will move forward from here because damn! That ending? Things are not going well for Gin and her friends. But I have faith in her! She is smart and she will beat him! I just can't wait to see how!
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Mina
Not my favorite book of the series with Gin being out of it so much. 3.5 stars
Reviewed in Germany on December 10, 2019Kindle Customer
Another great book
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 2, 2019
