Scan barcode
idratherbereading542's review
3.0
3.5 stars
- Heroine: Charlotte
- Harem: Kronos, Hypnos, Ayres
- POVs Included: Multiple POVs (Charlotte, Kronos, Ayres, Hypnos), Haydes, Dr. Forsyth
- Book Playlist (Book Hero is Psycho Playlist)
After Charlotte is shot while trying to escape Haydes, the guys rescue her and bring her to the hospital to recover. As she’s recovering, the bond between the four of them builds and solidifies until they are all head over heals in love.
I enjoyed the conclusion of the Psychos trilogy!
One thing I most definitely wanted to see (and mentioned in my last review) was a power shift so the guys would soften a bit towards Charlotte. That definitely happened in this one and I’m pleased to say she firmly rooted herself as their queen. Loved how this turned out.
The only thing that really brought the rating down for me though was the plot arc fizzling out too early. The whole climax of them capturing Haydes was very anticlimactic and I feel like that whole threat could’ve been dragged out a little more. Plus there’s the whole plot hole about their money being gone. Supposedly Haydes moved 7 million dollars to another bank account and we never find out how (or if) they got that money back.
I also thought that the timing of things didn’t really make sense. The guys tell Charlotte that her dad has worked for them since before she was born. But Kronos (the oldest) is 37 and Charlotte is 21. So that means before she was born Kronos was 16 and Ayres and Hypnos were at most 14 or 15. They couldn’t possibly have been in charge of this gang at those ages. I think that either the author should have made them older or fixed this timeline issue that doesn’t add up somehow.
Also the couple of random times they use their real names instead of their gang names is kinda weird since it’s only a couple times. I gotta say though I love Hypnos’ real name (Xavier). Kronos is Charles and Ayres is Justin. But their real names are only used a couple random times and seemed a little awkward when used.
The book wasn’t as exciting and plot centered. It focused more on relationship building and turning the guys around so we can love them with Charlotte. They definitely are better in the end, but they are not the most dynamic characters I’ve read.
Still, I found the series to be entertaining and a fun overall read.
- Heroine: Charlotte
- Harem: Kronos, Hypnos, Ayres
- POVs Included: Multiple POVs (Charlotte, Kronos, Ayres, Hypnos), Haydes, Dr. Forsyth
- Book Playlist (Book Hero is Psycho Playlist)
After Charlotte is shot while trying to escape Haydes, the guys rescue her and bring her to the hospital to recover. As she’s recovering, the bond between the four of them builds and solidifies until they are all head over heals in love.
I enjoyed the conclusion of the Psychos trilogy!
One thing I most definitely wanted to see (and mentioned in my last review) was a power shift so the guys would soften a bit towards Charlotte. That definitely happened in this one and I’m pleased to say she firmly rooted herself as their queen. Loved how this turned out.
The only thing that really brought the rating down for me though was the plot arc fizzling out too early. The whole climax of them capturing Haydes was very anticlimactic and I feel like that whole threat could’ve been dragged out a little more. Plus there’s the whole plot hole about their money being gone. Supposedly Haydes moved 7 million dollars to another bank account and we never find out how (or if) they got that money back.
I also thought that the timing of things didn’t really make sense. The guys tell Charlotte that her dad has worked for them since before she was born. But Kronos (the oldest) is 37 and Charlotte is 21. So that means before she was born Kronos was 16 and Ayres and Hypnos were at most 14 or 15. They couldn’t possibly have been in charge of this gang at those ages. I think that either the author should have made them older or fixed this timeline issue that doesn’t add up somehow.
Also the couple of random times they use their real names instead of their gang names is kinda weird since it’s only a couple times. I gotta say though I love Hypnos’ real name (Xavier). Kronos is Charles and Ayres is Justin. But their real names are only used a couple random times and seemed a little awkward when used.
The book wasn’t as exciting and plot centered. It focused more on relationship building and turning the guys around so we can love them with Charlotte. They definitely are better in the end, but they are not the most dynamic characters I’ve read.
Still, I found the series to be entertaining and a fun overall read.
http_rosa1's review
4.0
I ate this entire series up.
It’s dark af and a little questionable, and also extremely toxic but it’s in a book so it’s acceptable. (Kind of)
It’s dark af and a little questionable, and also extremely toxic but it’s in a book so it’s acceptable. (Kind of)
paige_marlo's review
dark
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
emilane's review
dark
medium-paced
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
1.5
crazy4bookscruz's review against another edition
5.0
Well this really rounded out the way you wanted for this whirlwind of a series!! I absolutely love that it stayed twisted but also gave you some domestication with all the psychos and charlotte. I felt so fulfilled with the ending that I just want to cuddle with the characters and smoosh their faces
shedevilreads's review
4.0
Psychos Love Forever by S.J. Ransom is a dark taboo reverse harem romance. This is the third book in the Psychos In Love series.
S.J. did a great job wrapping up the series. The relationship between Charlotte, Ayres, Kronos, and Hypnos is dark, twisted, and toxic. But oh, so HOT! I really enjoyed getting Ayres, Kronos, Hypnos, Dr. Forsythe, Charlotte, and Haydes points of view throughout the book.
I would recommend this series if you like dark romances, taboo romances, reverse harem romances, erotic romances, or romantic suspense.
S.J. did a great job wrapping up the series. The relationship between Charlotte, Ayres, Kronos, and Hypnos is dark, twisted, and toxic. But oh, so HOT! I really enjoyed getting Ayres, Kronos, Hypnos, Dr. Forsythe, Charlotte, and Haydes points of view throughout the book.
I would recommend this series if you like dark romances, taboo romances, reverse harem romances, erotic romances, or romantic suspense.
volatilepixi's review against another edition
5.0
What a deliciously spicy and dark read. Absolutely check trigger warnings and heed them with caution. That said, I absolutely love the cheeky, strong woman that Charlotte came to be and it was nice to meet the soft side of the Psychos. Don’t be fooled though, that softness is for Charlotte only.
megath92's review
challenging
dark
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0