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The Kyler Collection: The Kennedy Boys Books 1 - 3 by Siobhan Davis
4.0
The Kyler Collection contains the first three books in The Kennedy Boys series, the three books working in tandem as a wonderful trilogy. Although the later books – Loving Kalvin onwards – work perfectly fine as standalone novels, I do recommend reading the Kyler books first. These three books provide a wonderful introduction to the characters we will get to know better in the later books – not to mention, these books make for a damn fine read.
Reading the synopsis will instantly inform a person of whether or not the trilogy is for them. It’s a taboo romance story, on the upper end of the young adult spectrum, erring on the side of new adult. It is a deeply emotional read, one that will take you on a wild ride and leave you wanting more. Of course, the whole taboo element will scare some people off. However, if you’re willing to take the leap, you will not regret the choice to read this series.
Book one, Finding Kyler, pulls you deep into the story, opening up many elements that are to be prevalent throughout. Secrets upon secrets, drama upon drama – the first book pulls you in deep and leaves you wanting more. Book one shows us how everyone has something to add to the story – the romance, the revenge, the lies and deceit, or something more entirely. You’re hooked on so many elements, desperately wanting more. You’re left unsure as to what the truth in, diving into the second book as soon as you can.
Book two, Losing Kyler, picks up where the first book ends – in terms of both the storyline and the emotional whirlwind. With book one ending on a bombshell, book two pulls us straight into the aftermath. All the drama of the first book is amped up, the attempts to find the truth leading to a number of shocking reveals. If that’s not enough, there is a lot of side drama thrown into this book. The new elements added in this book make for a truly enjoyable read, and play in importantly in some of the standalone novels.
Book three, Keeping Kyler, is one seriously emotional read. Honestly, it is one of the books constantly battling for the spot as my favourite Siobhan Davis read. I really did feel so much, I felt everything. There was so much wow factor with this book, so many elements blowing your mind. The details are brought together wonderfully – raw emotion, plot twists, and steamy romance. It is everything you could hope for when it comes to the conclusion of a trilogy.
Without a doubt, The Kennedy Boys books are more than worth the read. As soon as you’re finished reading Kyler’s arc, you’ll be diving into the other stories.
Reading the synopsis will instantly inform a person of whether or not the trilogy is for them. It’s a taboo romance story, on the upper end of the young adult spectrum, erring on the side of new adult. It is a deeply emotional read, one that will take you on a wild ride and leave you wanting more. Of course, the whole taboo element will scare some people off. However, if you’re willing to take the leap, you will not regret the choice to read this series.
Book one, Finding Kyler, pulls you deep into the story, opening up many elements that are to be prevalent throughout. Secrets upon secrets, drama upon drama – the first book pulls you in deep and leaves you wanting more. Book one shows us how everyone has something to add to the story – the romance, the revenge, the lies and deceit, or something more entirely. You’re hooked on so many elements, desperately wanting more. You’re left unsure as to what the truth in, diving into the second book as soon as you can.
Book two, Losing Kyler, picks up where the first book ends – in terms of both the storyline and the emotional whirlwind. With book one ending on a bombshell, book two pulls us straight into the aftermath. All the drama of the first book is amped up, the attempts to find the truth leading to a number of shocking reveals. If that’s not enough, there is a lot of side drama thrown into this book. The new elements added in this book make for a truly enjoyable read, and play in importantly in some of the standalone novels.
Book three, Keeping Kyler, is one seriously emotional read. Honestly, it is one of the books constantly battling for the spot as my favourite Siobhan Davis read. I really did feel so much, I felt everything. There was so much wow factor with this book, so many elements blowing your mind. The details are brought together wonderfully – raw emotion, plot twists, and steamy romance. It is everything you could hope for when it comes to the conclusion of a trilogy.
Without a doubt, The Kennedy Boys books are more than worth the read. As soon as you’re finished reading Kyler’s arc, you’ll be diving into the other stories.