callmekeppy's review against another edition
5.0
Wow, Just wow.
The sisters absolutely blew me away with this duet. The characters are all out bat shit crazy ( in the best way possible), and the world building is top tier. The way they write in multiple POVs is incredible and I adore how the characters are truly themselves. They didn't hold back with making this book dark, bloody and beautiful! With this being the end of this duet, I have to admit the twisted sisters have out done themselves yet again. I am so excited and can hardly wait to see what they come up with next! Do yourself a favor and read this book as soon as it comes out!!!
The sisters absolutely blew me away with this duet. The characters are all out bat shit crazy ( in the best way possible), and the world building is top tier. The way they write in multiple POVs is incredible and I adore how the characters are truly themselves. They didn't hold back with making this book dark, bloody and beautiful! With this being the end of this duet, I have to admit the twisted sisters have out done themselves yet again. I am so excited and can hardly wait to see what they come up with next! Do yourself a favor and read this book as soon as it comes out!!!
looddle's review against another edition
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.0
blairchristine's review against another edition
5.0
Caroline and Susanne do it again…and no one should be surprised. Society of psychos takes place right where The Death Club left off. In the first book Brooklyn was kidnapped of the street and sold. She ended up with/in Royaume D’élite. This is a scene you have seen before in another series but from Niall’s and Brooklyn’s perspectives. Brooklyn ends up with Niall after he purchases her and takes her to his safe house. In the basement is someone Niall has had captive. He is been trying to get info from him for a very long time. (This is all I will speak about book one.). Book 2 Society Of Psyhcos continues on with the schnangians from the first book. This Niall has given Brooklyn lessons to be a good hit woman. And Brooklyn uses her trusty rock list to continue on bringing justice to those who wrong her.
I really don’t want to say anymore becuase i don’t want to spoil anything but i love Brooklyn and the guys. I feel in love last year with Caroline and Sussane’s writing. My first read by them was the entire Brutal boys of Everlake Prep. I found this series, which is a continuation of the world, to be equally as funny. I found myself laughing so much. Brooklyns inner dialogue did the same things to me that Tatum’s payback did in Brutal Boys. I couldn’t stop laughing. I am kind of sad that I don’t get more of this humor but can’t wait to start my reread of the Brutal boys, which i will be doing right after this review! Over all 5 stars and another masterpiece by the twisted sisters!
I really don’t want to say anymore becuase i don’t want to spoil anything but i love Brooklyn and the guys. I feel in love last year with Caroline and Sussane’s writing. My first read by them was the entire Brutal boys of Everlake Prep. I found this series, which is a continuation of the world, to be equally as funny. I found myself laughing so much. Brooklyns inner dialogue did the same things to me that Tatum’s payback did in Brutal Boys. I couldn’t stop laughing. I am kind of sad that I don’t get more of this humor but can’t wait to start my reread of the Brutal boys, which i will be doing right after this review! Over all 5 stars and another masterpiece by the twisted sisters!
thebookishlifeofcms's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
reflective
sad
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.0
miss_elite's review against another edition
This book was hella long for absolutely no reason whatsoever. Especially because it lost its edge way too soon for me to continue reading, I had considered skimming it, but I honestly can’t be bothered to do that either.
Another problem I have is that I can’t imagine the dynamic falling into place in the last 30% of the book, it just doesn’t seem reasonable. Add that to the fact that Jack was just properly introduced in this book and the dynamic between him and Brooklyn is still not established.
These are some of my personal alarm bells going off which essentially lead to me not liking the book towards the end at all. It’s a shame because book 1 started out so well and I had high hopes for the plot and the pending developments regarding the dynamic between Brooklyn and the guys. Hopefully others had a better experience with this book than me.
Another problem I have is that I can’t imagine the dynamic falling into place in the last 30% of the book, it just doesn’t seem reasonable. Add that to the fact that Jack was just properly introduced in this book and the dynamic between him and Brooklyn is still not established.
These are some of my personal alarm bells going off which essentially lead to me not liking the book towards the end at all. It’s a shame because book 1 started out so well and I had high hopes for the plot and the pending developments regarding the dynamic between Brooklyn and the guys. Hopefully others had a better experience with this book than me.
ernz_20's review against another edition
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.25
bergrunlilja's review against another edition
5.0
What an amazing read! I started The Death Club and got to go straight into The Society of Psychos.
I love the dynamic they build between the group through out the book. Brooklyn and Niall are a different kinda crazy (Which I love) and they really made me laugh out loud and warm and break my heart.
I am going to miss Spider, Hellfire, Dead Man and Angry Jack (and obviously Brutus.)
I can see glimpses of me in Brooklyn as a woman who likes to be loud, speak what is on her mind, dancing when she wants and getting distracted easily. And I think my new favourite book boyfriend is Niall O'brien. What can I say, I already loved him in the Kings of Quarantine series and this has just made me more obsessed.
It was heart warming, funny, dramatic, crazy and I couldn't put it down for the life of me.
Thank you Caroline and Susanne for an amazing ride yet again.
I love the dynamic they build between the group through out the book. Brooklyn and Niall are a different kinda crazy (Which I love) and they really made me laugh out loud and warm and break my heart.
I am going to miss Spider, Hellfire, Dead Man and Angry Jack (and obviously Brutus.)
I can see glimpses of me in Brooklyn as a woman who likes to be loud, speak what is on her mind, dancing when she wants and getting distracted easily. And I think my new favourite book boyfriend is Niall O'brien. What can I say, I already loved him in the Kings of Quarantine series and this has just made me more obsessed.
It was heart warming, funny, dramatic, crazy and I couldn't put it down for the life of me.
Thank you Caroline and Susanne for an amazing ride yet again.
gailxoxo's review against another edition
4.0
I think I love the characters in this duology more than anything. Not one of them is a full shilling, but they have found each other and are now family. Lots of violence, sex and comedy. I love the twisted sisters books but after reading five in a row I need a break.