courtlove18's review
4.0
Great end to the series
I enjoyed all 3 books. This one wrapped up nicely with drama, climatic scenes and of course a HEA. Definitely a series I can see myself re-reading in the future.
I enjoyed all 3 books. This one wrapped up nicely with drama, climatic scenes and of course a HEA. Definitely a series I can see myself re-reading in the future.
alysciaknapp's review
4.0
I was excited to read this series from Amanda after reading the Ruthless Royals duet last fall. I love the world she created with the characters from both these series.
This book was such a good ending to this series. Throughout the three books the character growth everyone goes through and the way they all support each is just perfect. The plot that carried through the books was great with some twists I didn't see coming at times. Oh and the spice I amazing. Book one is a slow burn but by book three the
This book was such a good ending to this series. Throughout the three books the character growth everyone goes through and the way they all support each is just perfect. The plot that carried through the books was great with some twists I didn't see coming at times. Oh and the spice I amazing. Book one is a slow burn but by book three the
angeunfiltered's review
1.0
Anybody wanna talk about how he was like “oh I can totally take your iud out so we can get you pregnant tonight” cause wtf did I even just read? This series got progressively worse for me. I’m a glutton for punishment so I definitely skimmed to finish it but I just had zero connection to the characters and could not get into it.
kiwisandtea's review
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
relaxing
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
williebenz_'s review
5.0
This is a final book of the Savage hearts trilogy in and it was a perfect ending. This book picks up right where book 2 left off and is definitely a page turner. As Lennon and the Guys try to move forward with with their new relationship and lives, the Church of Raptures is never too far. I love all the character development between Lennon and the Guys.
caffeineandbookreviews's review
emotional
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.0
I was really enjoying this series but the whole breeding kink that pops up in this one doesn't do it for me.
torijanereads's review
3.0
Genre: Romance, Dark, Reverse harem
Pace: Fast
Format: Kindle
From: Kindle Unlimited
Pages: 200
Rating: 3*
Quote(s): “A phoenix, for the princess who rose from the ashes. Long may she reign.” “I’ve never wanted to flip you over and fill you with my come more than I do right now.”
The conclusion of the series was great but this book as a whole was only good. I feel like the Church of Rapture storyline was pushed to the side a little in this one. I enjoyed the development of Lennon, Silas, Damon and Jude's relationships but for how big of a factor the Church has been since the beginning, it just seemed to be a second thought here.
For Lennon, she has really turned around from how she was introduced back in book one. I feel she has had the better character development out of everyone. She has a successful bakery, her relationship with her mother is improving and of course, her feelings have greatly bloomed for each of the men.
This story went the way of most romance books in terms of them trying for a baby and although I normally don't mind that, it was during one of these scenes that this book went from a 4* to a 3*. Just the idea of one of the men taking out her IUD was ridiculous to me. I appreciate what the author was trying to do, to show how each of the men couldn't wait for her to go to a doctor before they just had to have her to make babies but it's a no from me. Even the idea that he's done it before just gives off the wrong vibe to me, like she is being forced to get it done there and then for their wants and needs. It just ruined the effect of the scene for me.
Although this book has the same rating as the first, I didn't enjoy it as much. I liked that everything was answered neatly and I like a HEA but I just felt like this book was rushed. The whole point of the first 2 books being the Church storyline was put on a back burner to the sudden need to get Lennon pregnant and I felt it threw the story off a little.
Saying this, the series as a whole is still worth a read and so I would recommend them. I will be looking for other books written by Amanda Richardson too as I do really like her ability of character development and being able to keep tensions high. However, I don't think I will be reading this series again just because I was a little letdown by this one and it ruined the effect of the series for me.
Pace: Fast
Format: Kindle
From: Kindle Unlimited
Pages: 200
Rating: 3*
Quote(s): “A phoenix, for the princess who rose from the ashes. Long may she reign.” “I’ve never wanted to flip you over and fill you with my come more than I do right now.”
The conclusion of the series was great but this book as a whole was only good. I feel like the Church of Rapture storyline was pushed to the side a little in this one. I enjoyed the development of Lennon, Silas, Damon and Jude's relationships but for how big of a factor the Church has been since the beginning, it just seemed to be a second thought here.
For Lennon, she has really turned around from how she was introduced back in book one. I feel she has had the better character development out of everyone. She has a successful bakery, her relationship with her mother is improving and of course, her feelings have greatly bloomed for each of the men.
This story went the way of most romance books in terms of them trying for a baby and although I normally don't mind that, it was during one of these scenes that this book went from a 4* to a 3*. Just the idea of one of the men taking out her IUD was ridiculous to me. I appreciate what the author was trying to do, to show how each of the men couldn't wait for her to go to a doctor before they just had to have her to make babies but it's a no from me. Even the idea that he's done it before just gives off the wrong vibe to me, like she is being forced to get it done there and then for their wants and needs. It just ruined the effect of the scene for me.
Although this book has the same rating as the first, I didn't enjoy it as much. I liked that everything was answered neatly and I like a HEA but I just felt like this book was rushed. The whole point of the first 2 books being the Church storyline was put on a back burner to the sudden need to get Lennon pregnant and I felt it threw the story off a little.
Saying this, the series as a whole is still worth a read and so I would recommend them. I will be looking for other books written by Amanda Richardson too as I do really like her ability of character development and being able to keep tensions high. However, I don't think I will be reading this series again just because I was a little letdown by this one and it ruined the effect of the series for me.
bookishbai's review
5.0
I loved this book. I loved this entire series. The scene in the cabin on the first night of vacation was just killer. These men can convince Lennon of anything. The hold they all have over each other is unreal. This book was animalistic, more than the first two. Which then created peak smut. Top tier smut. Smut that I send a quick pic of it to my boyfriend so that he’s like what the f*ck are you reading?
Sentimental, I loved seeing Lennon’s relationship with her mother heal. It's exactly what she deserved. This book just felt like picking up the final pieces for everything that has gone wrong in her life.
The ending of this book was wonderful, and everything I needed to have closure for this series. Typically, I don't care for the trope, but it worked for this novel.
Sentimental, I loved seeing Lennon’s relationship with her mother heal. It's exactly what she deserved. This book just felt like picking up the final pieces for everything that has gone wrong in her life.
The ending of this book was wonderful, and everything I needed to have closure for this series. Typically, I don't care for the trope, but it worked for this novel.