​I received an ARC of this book from the author and I voluntarily reviewed it. Thank you Amo Jones!

My first thought is WOW. There was so much in this book I NEVER saw coming. Jones has the ability to twist plots into directions you never thought were possible. She is the master of her craft and impressive to read. 

When I finished this book last night, I simply stared at the ceiling of my bedroom for a solid few minutes, just to absorb what the frig I had just read. To process everything and get over one of the most gut-wrenching scenes I have ever read. Yes, I freaking cried okay? I do NOT cry. Pass the wine and ice cream. 

Amo Jones never ceases to surprise me with the evolution of her writing. With each book she grows into a greater author. She pushes the boundaries and the quality of her words increases. There were So many beautiful lines. Beautiful metaphors. And the way she just spins on a dime and brings us back into a completely other ambiance with one line, how much CONTROL she has, just... no words.

I love how every Amo Jones plot is its own Gordian knot. With every attempt at unraveling it, we are faced with even more questions, and when we think we have it all figured out, she comes in like Alexander the Great and slices it in half, surprising us all. (I like history okay, don't judge)

So if you didn't get the gist yet, READ THIS BOOK.

​I received an ARC of this book from the author and I voluntarily reviewed it. Thank you S.M. Soto!

I am speechless. This is a big book. It's a big book because there is SO much that happens in it. So much beauty, so much ugliness, so much light, and so much darkness. This book is a wild ride of emotional turmoil and I loved every. single. word. Soto nearly made me cry on a public bus. A CROWDED public bus. 

Soto's talent is undeniable. She will write the sweetest scene and follow it with the most riveting and suspenseful scene you've ever read. She will make your heart palpitate, and you will have to keep reminding yourself that you are simply reading words on a page. Her ability to create ambiance and powerful imagery blows my mind.

Underneath all the ugliness of this book, there is a shining beacon who is Sophia. She is the strongest and most kind-hearted character, but she is also full of surprises. She may be one of my favourite female characters ever. I got sidetracked for a second, but this is what I wanted to say : there is a true message at the end of this book. One that brings to light that human trafficking needs to be stopped. (Yes, that is when I started NEARLY crying on the bus)

If you have yet to read the Creed and Sophia trilogy, now is your chance because all three are released! 

I received an ARC of this book from the author and I voluntarily reviewed it. Thank you Ker Dukey!

This was my first Ker Dukey book, and boy did I love it. There was the perfect amount of sweet vs. dark, of angst and revelation, and creation of intrigue for the next book. Like, I'm HOOKED.

What surprised me most about this book, is how much I fell in love with the heroine. How much I fell for Rhett and Chastity as an entity of their own. How much I fell in love with their Shakespearean inside jokes, and their beautiful chemistry. God, I just freaking fell in love with Rhett, don't mind me.

​This book is not only sexy and, well, lustful, but also emotional and riveting in a suspenseful kind of way. There are so many questions yet to be answered, and this is just the beginning. I cannot wait to dive into the other ones!