katrinamarie's review
5.0
Kimberly has done it yet again! Forbidden Life is my favorite book in the trilogy. My emotions were all over the place while reading. I loved the looks into other characters' point of views.
The story line is fast paced and makes you keep reading. I was putting off household duties to finish this book. ;) I absolutely love the characters. I feel like I know them on a personal level. Except Hunter, I MUST know more about him and his hotness. Just sayin'. There's a lot to that boy.
Everything comes together in this final installment. Some people aren't who you think they are, and we revisit old friends. I never guessed the events took place. I'm always happy when a book takes me by surprise. Kimberly's writing is awesome, and she has a way of showing every emotion in the character. I love her work, and can't wait to read more about IPI.
Follow these special people as they fight for their redemption!
The story line is fast paced and makes you keep reading. I was putting off household duties to finish this book. ;) I absolutely love the characters. I feel like I know them on a personal level. Except Hunter, I MUST know more about him and his hotness. Just sayin'. There's a lot to that boy.
Everything comes together in this final installment. Some people aren't who you think they are, and we revisit old friends. I never guessed the events took place. I'm always happy when a book takes me by surprise. Kimberly's writing is awesome, and she has a way of showing every emotion in the character. I love her work, and can't wait to read more about IPI.
Follow these special people as they fight for their redemption!
honeybee13's review
5.0
Words cannot describe how awesome this book and actually the series is. I had to force myself to stop reading and go to bed. Very exciting story with twists and near impossible situations. I loved it!
arireavis's review
4.0
This book was a good end to a trilogy. It answered questions and had the same amount of action and romance as the other 2 books. But it was much longer and I found myself skimming over some pages, especially when it was passages about a dream.
karenteacher's review
3.0
I enjoyed this story, although I felt the outcome was a it too pat. I also wish that the authors would hire a human editor; this book, even more than its predecessors, is riddled with homonym errors, such as “site” for “sight” and “now” for “know”, which I find very distracting. A human editor could also help with punctuation errors, particularly the comma and apostrophe errors throughout the book. I know there are people who will see these issues as unimportant, but knowing that they don’t bother the authors as they do me will keep me from reading further volumes.
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