Cascade Falls Population: 3279 And that’s about how many lies we’re uncovering in our tiny town. The deeper we dig, the dirtier it gets, and no one, not even my parents, are innocent. Thankfully I’m not alone; five unlikely men and I have banded together to try to unbury the truths that plague our piece of paradise. The man who broke my trust is now my charming savior. The man who rejected me is now my doting lover. The man who was a stranger is now my fierce protector. The man who is my best friend is now our humble leader. The man who was my enemy is now our secret weapon.
We have more questions that answers, but we’re slowly getting closer to the truths of our town.
We’re willing to do whatever it takes.
Even if it costs us our lives.
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Winter's End is a reverse harem romance intended for audiences 18+ due to mature content. The harem develops over time and features five very different men who will consume your daydreams. Our lovely lead will not have to choose between her men and the story will eventually end on a HEA, which, as in life, has a few bumps in the road to get there. This book is not considered a dark romance, but please take care of your needs. A list of TW can be found on my website.
Cora Flynn is a Canadian Indie Why Choose/Reverse Harem author with a penchant for cliffhangers and crafting characters that will equally excite and exasperate you.
When she’s not writing, Cora attempts to manage the chaos of a two-toddler household with her extremely patient husband, while maintaining a job in the ‘real world.’
She loves reading as many books as she can fit on her Kindle, her bookshelves, and her nightstand. Worlds with multiple men will always be her favorite.
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This book was the most perfect ending to a series. I read all 4 books in a short amount of time and honestly the whole 4 books have blurred into one, but that is ok! That shows how quickly i needed to DEVOUR this story because I COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN Cora Flynn did such an excellent job enthralling us with a mysterious plot that had us on the edge of our seats from start to finish, at weaving together this intricate web of a tale that flowed so perfectly. She wrote characters that i could relate to and love so deeply. The spice was excellent and just the right amount. This series is definitely more plot than spice WHICH WAS ACTUALLY PERFECT. But when the spice hit it was PHENOMONAL. These characters have dug into my heart and are not leaving anytime soon. If you're looking for a series that gives off Mystery Inc vibes, with small town, found family, and a Harem coming together to solve crimes, fight bad guys and fall in love. This book is for you. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Top 5 favorite book series i have read this year.
4.5 stars: This was a really enjoyable conclusion to Winter's story. After the turmoil, the secrets and the slight mystery surrounding the characters' parents, it was nice to get some much needed answers. I have to say that waiting for Shane and Winter has been a slow torture, but it so paid off in the end.
This series has been such a great surprise to me and for sure I am recommending it to those that want a cosy story with a splash of mystery and crime. It is not one of those stories that guts you to the core, but it provides lovely heart- warming vibes alongside character growth and development.
Honestly, this is rated so low for me because I feel like our main female character regressed not progressed and this harem is a hot mess...spoilers.
Let's start with my main issue. Winter. She starts this series as a sex positive, independent bad ass with all sorts of self confidence and power in her personality. She then seems to fall apart and not get her spark back for the next two books. Now, mental health concerns are fine in books and of course triggers even set strong people off but this book she just felt so helpless and relied on everyone to care for her emotional state at all times. Now if we started there and we made some progress I'd lay off this section but it just felt like the character that started in book one didn't fit in this "let the strong men take care of you" so we changed her so the overprotective guys made sense. The other thing that I forgot to mention in my other reviews was the "I grew up rich and well off but I work hard now to earn respect." Girl. when you start off at the top of the ladder and work at the diner you are just taking a job from someone who actually needed it. This "I know what hard work is" without ever really having to worry because if you fail there is someone there to pick up the pieces is my least favorite thing about winter.
Onto the guys. What a mess. So many dynamics that don't ever seem to fully mesh together right in this series. How many books did we really need for Quick to realize he was in love with her and tell her? This one bothers me a lot. They have known each other for decades and they hide things from each other and pretend to be this annoying sibling pairing and then they are just past that and now have feelings for each other? This progression just made zero sense. Then there is Quick and Drew. This felt EXTREMELY forced, but at times had more connection than Winter and drew or quick and probably could have just been a couple and left Winter to the 3 other men she was seeing. I think we spent more time on their relationship than the main one 🙄 LOGAN. This is another out of left field for this book. He sucked. and the main character had nothing nice to say about him, noone elses pov had nice things to say about him, but I guess we needed the enemies to lovers dom vibes? I guess? I honestly just don't get where that came from. Travis and Cam: I put them together for a reason. They essentially could have just been one character, they both are super secretly part of this huge Mafia family and thats why they where on the radar. They are now related and have similar traits and reactions and we didn't need two of them with such a close storyline. Then there is the jealousy and the infighting etc.
Now you may be wondering "Chey, you have only talked about the characters, surely the plot made up for some of this?" No. The plot is the entire generation of adults in this town are working for the Mafia. They launder money, lie to each other, several undercover agents are involved and yet we need the sexually active Scooby Doo gang to come in here with no training or background to bring down the big kahuna. Seriously. SEVERAL experienced agents with around a decade of work didn't do it....but these 20 somethings with barely any experience in the real world did. This was ridiculous, and for the first book and some of the second I could get behind it, but this just was not it for me.
All up this was a fun end to an enjoyable series. This book was about cleaning out old wounds and allowing them to heal properly. The pacing sped up somewhat towards the end, but just managed to avoid feeling too rushed.
I think this is one of the slowest build-ups of an RH that I’ve read - yet the formation (past the first half of book one) didn’t seem to drag out too much. The way the relationships came together felt organic and (dare I say) realistic - each individual had to make a decision about whether they were comfortable being involved, and that took longer for some than others.
Things I really liked - firstly, it’s always great reading books where the characters aren’t all insanely talented 18-19 year olds. I loved that there was discussion about real life - mentioning college classes, work, laundry and shopping. Secondly, there was good mental health representation, discussing depression, panic attacks and anxiety, and dealing with rage. It did a lot to normalise them. Finally, I appreciated the comprehensive epilogue that gave a great summary of the fallout. Some authors use the epilogue as an opportunity for another steamy scene - which is sometimes appropriate, but here it was far more important to tie up loose ends.
I’m looking forward to the promised spin-off - I desperately hope it’s Hillary’s story!
I really enjoyed the ending to this trilogy! It had mystery, spice, and a whole lot more! I love the twists this book took. I was never sure what was going to be revealed or how the pieces were all going to fit together but this book wrapped up beautifully!
I turned out to love Logan's POVs which is shocking since he was my least favourite out of the boys in the previous two books. I also have a soft spot for Drew and loved how his and Shane's relationship was explored within the harem.
I would recommend this book 1000x over if you're a fan of reverse harems! The only reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is because it was too much for me personally. The amount of threesomes/ group interactions were fun to read but overwhelming. So I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a really spicy book!
I recommend Winter's Song, the prequel novella - check out Cora's website to get your copy? Then read the 1st book after Day Of Winter and 2nd book Night's of Winter before u read this book. This is Reverse Harlem, MF, MM, MFM, MFMM, MMF
I absolutely loved how Cora brought everything 2gether in this book. Winter just had a run-in with an old partner, Kelian the Viking. Drew, Travis, Cam, and Logan is Winter's Harlem. And Winter's best friend Shane "Quick" I actually started likin' Logan he grown on me lots. Hilary is still such a sweetheart. This book was the bringing 2gether of Winter's 5 men and omgoodness this book had me on a roller-coaster ride. And the ending was fantastic. I absolutely loved this series and am so sad to see Winter's journey is over.
This book finished up the trilogy nicely. The first book being heavy on set up, the second on moving the plot, and this one focused on the poly relationships coming together and wrapping up the story. I felt for the build up, the climax of the storyline could have used more time/detail, it felt a bit rushed compared to all the tension building. The spice really takes off in this book, and I would say is more of the focus/emphasis in this book than even the plot. The spice was well written and not over done in descriptions, and served to solidify the character relationships more than plot.
I enjoyed the series, it was a good time, and not overly complicated. A pretty accessible why choose series IMHO. And lastly a shout out to Canadian author Cora Flynn for this fun read!
Well, I suppose it’s time I forgive Cora for her personal attacks against me. What a fantastic ending to the series, and to finally see the whole crew together... ahhhh, it was magical. all the right people got what was coming to them, and I was so pleased to see the rebuilding of relationships in the end as well. also, who would have thought that hillary would be the star of the show?! i normally love spice from the jump, i’m a fast burn girly. i want to see the word cock by chapter 2, but this was a slow-burn that was so worth the wait. and the cliffies were worth the wait, too! cora, i can’t wait to see what you do next!
Such a good ending of the slow burn reverse harem series. Cora did such a good job of tying up all the loose ends and I loved the “fuck around and find out” ending for Carter!!
This series was definitely a slow burn for some of the characters, but it was worth it in the end! The spice was SPICY 🥵
I really hope that the spin off is a Hillary and Kellan story…?
My only unanswered question is that of Winters Dads girlfriend and her M.O? She states that Winters Dad was her assignment, but from whom? As it turns out she wasn’t FBI 🧐
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Tropes: ❄️ Enemies to Lovers ❄️ Friends to Lovers ❄️ Why-Choose ❄️ Found family ❄️ Bi - awakenings ❄️ Small Towns ❄️ Secret criminal underworlds ❄️ Bromance and banter
So I received the third book of this now completed series as an arc, and I have to say this series pleasantly surprised me! I binged the whole thing in 2 days and it was perfect for the reading mood I was in - sweet and spicy romance, a little bit of mystery, a little bit of mafia, found family and just all around a comfort read.
Its kinda funny because it’s summer right now but this series set in a small ski town, and despite the difference it just kinda worked for me right now ☺️ (swipe post photos for book vibes / aesthetic)
Loved the slow burn / building between everyone in this book, the way the relationships developed really shine through (also, made the spice more spicin 😉)
Overall I enjoyed this series and might actually read again when it’s winter for the vibes❄️
Thank you to @coraflynnauthor for the ARC in exchange for an honest review ✨
This review will talk about the whole series. Overall I genuinely enjoyed the series. Even though I feellike I havealot if questions I think that the story will continue in the future and hence that's why the author left some unanswered questions. I will list things I didnt like and things I did like. My review might contain spoilers about the relationship dynamics that were built in book 1 and 2 . I won't spoil major events though.
Things I didnt like about the series.
1. It was rushed towards the end I wanted more bromance moments more about them all together. More interactions etc. It's something i struggle with in most RH books...something I wish more rh books have. I also was hoping we get a final logan pov of him kind of realizing that he has a family. Nothing cheesy but something to kind of conclude the dynamic lol. I think the 1st book could have been shortened by alot and more chapters should have been added for book 3 to conclude the relationships. Did i want more MM between another two guys. Yes i did (Cam & Logan) . I really was hoping even though I realised it wasn't going to happen. I mean I needed more logan cause he could have been low key bi and I was here for it lol.
2. I wish there was a little more with the whole cam being into pain but we only got 1 scene which was disappointing
3. I love the friedns to lover trope but the Relationship between shane and winter was ...anticlimactic. I was disappointed
4. I was hoping for more spice although I am glad that It doesn't have Unnecessary and repetitive s*x scenes. I was hoping for more spicy scenes between the group. And More MM
5. Even though I loved winter from the beginning i have a hard time with her character especially in the first book. I got annoyed a few times not because of her trust issue but because of her inability to apologise when she is wrong. Yes I wasn't upset that she was angry with Travis but I hated how she handled it. She just left without giving him the option to explain anything. I was also annoyed with how she treated Drew in the 1st book and well she also didnt apologise properly. Shane too even though she did kind of apologise and explain but she still shouldn't have kept it from him and I would be so upset if I were him. There was a few hypocritical moments by her too that made me want to shake her. But honestly I think it's because of her trust issues and luckily by the 2nd and 3rf book you can see the growth in her character. I still love her but I just wish those few things were handled or atleast mentioned or owned up to in the 2nd and 3rd book.
Things I loved.
1. My favourite thing in this book is HILLARY. Period. I love the friendship the blossomed between Hill & Winter. It's so beautiful and it was something I looked forward to reading about as the story progressed.
2. The writing is phenomenal. The author is very talented in the regard.
3. The plot was exciting, suspenful and interesting. The plot is the best thing about the book.
4. The relationship between Drew & Shane was done so well. I loved everything about it.
5. I love the guys too. 6. I love the relationship progress between Cam and Logan and I wanted more bromance. Not gana lie. I wanted more buildup between the guys.
This was an amazing final book for this series! I really enjoyed the build up of everything in this book. The progression with all of the relationships were all so different. I loved seeing how everyone revealed their emotions and feelings. There was a lot going on in this final book. We had a new relationship between Shane and Drew. That bi-awakening was such an honest one. I liked that there was no hesitation and they both just went with their feelings. I think Cora played it well to make an opening for Winter and Shane to consider the possibility of something more between them by having both their relationships with Drew sort of nudge them in the right direction. Their relationship was definitely on the slow burn end but was very much worth the wait. I have to say, though, Logan took the cake overall. I started out hating him, but his redemption arc was so good. Seeing his softer side for Winter was so adorable. He said some of the sweetest things and I really loved their moments together.
We had a lot of puzzle pieces coming together in this book as well. The build up of all of the connections and how everything started between Georgio and the families in the town wasn't something I was fully expecting, but in hindsight it all makes sense. Georgio thrives on blackmail and loves to hold things over everyone's head to make them dance and do whatever he wants. The man knows how to work with what he finds out and it got pretty intense near the end of the book.
Although Cora wrapped up Winter's story very nicely, it is very obvious that the full story is not at its end and issues are not completely over. I'm looking forward to possibly reading Hillary’s story next. There's a lot about that woman that is still a mystery and I'm dying to find out more about what she is capable of and the secrets she is keeping.
I want to give it 4.5 stars and am rounding up, because all in all, I cannot stop thinking about this trilogy. I literally think about the characters every day, they've become my friends. This is a great finale, where we get the answers we needed and see the harem complete. I chewed my nails during the exciting parts and laughed out loud at other places. And just because there are five boyfriends to juggle, don't think the suspense part falls short, oh no, I loved this aspect too! Once again, our "band of misfits" finds themselves in danger! I loved seeing Hillary become more important, both as a friend to Winter and in a hilarious duo with Logan. And honestly, I did not think I could ever like Logan, but Cora managed it - slowly but surely, he grew on me. As we now have five boyfriends instead of two, this one is a lot spicier than the earlier books, and some of these things are not for everyone -be sure to read the content warnings beforehand! The one thing I missed was a sandwich we were teased with in book 2 but didn't get to see (iykyk). I also loved that it's highlighted that no HEA comes without fights, discussions, and compromise. The key is communication. We don't see these conversations on page, because that would be boring, but it's important to know. Polyamory is not easy, it requires work. Overall, I'd recommend this as an introduction to reverse harem, as the harem builds so slowly and naturally - it was my first why-choose and I have no regrets. Thank you so much for the arc, Cora!
What an amazing way to wrap up this trilogy. Flynn has honestly outdone herself with this one, and whilst I am sad to say goodbye to this misfit bunch of characters, she really gave them the ending they deserved.
As with the other books in this series, this was an absolute whirlwind of events, of emotions and plots, twists that I did not see coming and just... I still cannot put into words how much I enjoyed this.
Watching all of the characters grow throughout the trilogy was something beautiful to read; and watching all the relationships develop was something special. Drew and Shane definitely hold a special place in my heart for their development over the series. And Logan? Oh, that man *definitely* deserved the forgiveness he got from Winter. I knew there was more behind his snarky exterior.
Winter's End tied up so many outstanding questions in such a way that didn't feel rushed, opened a few more questions and was the perfect ending to the series. It was the perfect balance of suspense, romance, intrigue, action and cunning plots, as well as that fantastic spice that Flynn is known for (one scene in particular stands out in my mind. Well, plus one character across multiple scenes).
And the epilogue? Perfect way to send off these guys.
I honestly cannot wait to see where Flynn's writing journey goes from here. This series is definitely one that I will re-read over and over again.
Thank you to the author for the eARC opportunity (and for allowing me to gush in her DMs constantly).
Winter lives in Cascade Falls, where things aren’t all they seem, and there is a lot of corruption and lies, involving many of the residents of the town and the parents of Winter and her harem of men, which centres around the Carlos Cartel.
As Winter tries to navigate her life, recovering from a previous trauma, with the help of her best friend Quick, she realised that herself and her men are all in danger
As the feelings between herself and her men grows, the need to protect their dysfunctional family becomes even more important, and they will do whatever it takes to protect each other.
The relationship between Winter and her 5 men is incredible, and seriously hot, and reading about the journey that each of them takes, through their own trauma, and helping each other get through it and recover is amazing
This book is full of danger, intensity, and heartache, but it’s also full of love, romance, passion and determination.
I love this book and the whole series and would recommend it to anyone that lots romance, mafia vibes, and reverse harem.
Winter's and her boys are at it again! Taking on the mafia controlling their town as a team with the help of an FBI agent! I loved how this is the third book in the series and the finale to our story. We finally get to see everyone come together for Winter and take their place within the harem. There's an MM side romance, with a delicious bi-awakening, and it's honestly so sweet. The overall spice in this book was fantastic! We have MMFMMM group trains and dvp scenes, as well as MM, MMF, MFM. Basically, all the combos! I was rooting for the downfall of the bad guys. The secret sleuthing to uncover the buried secrets of Cascade Falls, while working to save the future of their town, had such a tight grip on me. I was so engaged with the twists and turns of this story! That mine shaft scene had me on the edge! (Iykyk). I felt like I was right there with everyone as the story played out. That's some excellent writing. I hope this isn't the end of the Cascade Falls world because the hints at a possible spinoff have me shook. That ending left me with a few questions I will eagerly await answers to!
I absolutely love this series and Winter's End truly ends so well. It gets tied up in a how and all of your questions get answered. The character growth is amazing especially for Logan. I love how they all come together to help each other not just Winter. Although they are all there for her and care and take care of her. We also get more looks into the past and find out what really is going on with some of their parents. And if you've been reading, who wouldn't want more glimpses of Kellan.
Such an amazing plot that had me on line and needles waiting to find out what will happen next. The s*xy scenes were written so well too. Man, the one at the beginning I think I was screaming "YES" for. Definitely needed a fan in some parts. I do not want to give too much away but if you've read the first two, you will definitely want to read this. If you haven't, what are you waiting for?! Go grab Days of Winter now or start with the prequel Winter's Song that starts it all. Thank you so much Cora Flynn for writing these. Such an amazingly written book. Cannot recommend it enough. Read now.
This was such a fabulous end to the series! The spice was perfect through the entire series and especially in this last book. This book and series is such a fabulous well written RH, it's so naturally built, it feels like you're walking through the relationship with them. I have so much I can and want to say about this book but honestly I am still digesting it, it was THAT good. You got to see Winter connecting with each of her men, the story come to a complete finale, and so many answers to questions from the previous books. I absolutely love this series and while I am glad to have finished it, I am at the point where I wish I could read it for the first time again and experience it all through the first time eyes and emotions one more time. If you are just getting started with RH or if you are an experience RH reader, you will love this series.
Thank you so much Cora Flynn for the complimentary copy of the book prior to publication. This and the whole series was such a great read!
Winter's End! What a ride! The final installment for this series was just amazing and what an ending. Everything was just wrapped up so nice. You aren't left wondering if they're happy and what happens next. This is a story about a small town that's full of lies and corruption. Winter and her men are left wondering who they can trust and find deception at every turn and the deception runs deep. Although throughout their journey they find themselves. The character development was at its best - especially for Logan! Because holy smokes it was amazing! Hillary became one of my favorite side characters and I'm seriously hoping that we get her story soon and hopefully her own harem because that girl deserves it. I loved how her friendship with Winter just grew into something so amazing - I love a bestie! This small town story is packed with plot (and the plot was amazing), spice, bromance, found family, Mafia ties, redemption and is a why choose contemporary romance. I'm actually sad it's all over and I can't wait to see what Cora writes next 🩷
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Winter’s End is the third book in the Cascade of Lies series written by Cora Flynn.
💜 small town 💜 “who touched you” 💜 mafia/cartel 💜 why choose 💜 🌶🌶🌶🌶 spicy spice
This book picks up right where the last one left off. Logan and Winter find themselves in a predicament after being yanked out of the wedding venue. It raises so many questions that need to be answered. What is goin go to happen? What is going on with the charges that were announced at the venue? Will they ever be able to figure out this thing with Georgio?
This was a really good ending to this series. There were so many twists and turns that it kept me on my toes. While this is a why choose romance series, it felt a lot like a mystery and suspense as well. I liked how the characters were created and described and there was really good world building. I also liked how there were things that happened that could be used as spin off stories that I hoped to see come out in the future. This was a good series that I hope you decide to read.
"Winter's End" by Cora Flynn delves deeper into the labyrinth of lies shrouding a seemingly idyllic town, where truth is as scarce as warmth in the bitter winter. The final installment of this enthralling trilogy sees Winter joined by an eclectic group of men, each with their own secrets and motivations, as they unravel the tangled web of deceit. As the stakes heighten and danger lurks around every corner, the bonds between characters strengthen, culminating in a heart-pounding climax that will leave readers breathless. Flynn's masterful storytelling unfolds a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, balancing romance, suspense, and intrigue. "Winter's End" delivers a satisfying conclusion that is as exhilarating as it is emotionally resonant. However, readers should approach with caution and check all trigger warnings before stepping into the small town of Cascade Falls in Book 1!
Winter’s End is the 3rd and final book in the Cascade of Lies series. The Cascade of Lies series needs to be read in order to fully understand and truly enjoy the storyline. This is a reverse harem/why choose series. The story does contain some elements that may be triggering for some so please read the content/trigger warnings before reading. This entire series had me completely hooked from the 1st page of the first book to the last page of this last book. For some of the characters this has been a slow burn romance however Winter’s End is explosive in so many ways!!! Winter’s End picks up right where Nights of Winter (book 2) leaves off so there is no time gap. This book is full of banter, growth, danger, secrets, discoveries, emotions and spice!!!! A fantastic end to an amazing series!!! Can’t wait to see what comes next!!! I received this from the author and this is my honest voluntary review.
The ending to this series was by far my favorite book. Book one was slow with little plot but I was invested to see where things went. Book two picked up the pace and the plot “plotted” a little more. Book three has the most character development, plot, and “spice”. The why choose aspect really came alive here. I feel like the books had decent bones, but there really could have been more and I wish there had been. We waited three books for Winter and Quick… and it all just felt so, well… quick. lol. Also there were several loose ends and unresolved aspects to the book. Who was Winters dad’s girlfriend really and what purpose in the plot did that really serve? Logan never got his resolution or revenge with his dad. And what happened to Devon? I hate unresolved plot and I’ll be forever haunted lol. Anyway this series was a solid 3 ⭐️. Would I recommend? Not for a seasoned why choose reader. But for someone just starting out? Sure.
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The Cascade of Lies series by Cora Flynn is an absolute gem for anyone who loves a mix of mystery, romance, and a touch of humor. Set in the picturesque but secretive town of Cascade Falls, the story follows a fiercely independent heroine and her charming, diverse group of allies.
What makes this series so special is how relatable and lovable the characters are. They truly feel like a found family, with each personality adding something unique to the group dynamic. The slow-burn romance is perfectly paced, blending seamlessly with the small-town drama and edge-of-your-seat mysteries.
Fans of cozy mysteries or reverse harem romances will adore this series for its heartfelt moments, clever twists, and the sense of camaraderie that leaps off the page. Whether you're here for the secrets, the romance, or just to fall in love with a quirky cast of characters, Cascade of Lies delivers on all fronts. It's like a warm hug wrapped in suspense and small-town charm!
A wonderful story is deserving of a great ending and Cora delivered!
Saying goodbye to Winter, Shane, Drew, Cam, Travis and Logan is like saying bye to dear friends.
As sad as I am for this series to end, though I hear there may be more of group of misfits coming, I am very satisfied with the ending of the series. Storylines were wrapped up well and we truly witnessed the group come together in a special way.
This book was so endearing to me because we truly got to see Winter connect with each her men, but also the men connected with each other in this unlikely band of brothers. It's so incredibly heartwarming how they all become family to each other. It's how the found family trope should be done!
This series will be completed as of release day! Cascade of Lies will be a perfect addition to your summer TBR- one you can savor and read slowly, or go hard and binge.
Winter's End was a great end to the series. It was full of spice, revealing of family lies, and events. I do love each character in each of their ways. The drama during the story makes you feel like you're one of the characters and it happening to you. I really enjoyed the drama scenes because you know something is going to happen, but you really don't know what is actually going to happen. This is my first experience reading reverse harem and I think it was a great start in reading and learning about it. I really thought there was a lot of connections and feelings between all the characters, and I think Cora Flynn did a wonderful job when describing everything in detail, so you felt like you were a part of the story. I didn't want this series to end, and I can't wait to see what is next. I would highly recommend this series.
I received this e-arc in exchange for an honest review.
This story picks up where the previous one left off, but it really shows how good the cliffhangers are for this trilogy; it leaves you wanting more and to find out what happens next. We get to see more of their parents pasts and how they all ended up the way they did. It was nice that Drew got to take on more of a role. I devoured this trilogy, and it has instantly become one of my favorites. I love when authors understand what you are going through, like with Shane knowing he needs to take his medicine but falling into a cycle. This was such a good conclusion to Winter’s story, and I am hoping we get to see Hillary’s soon. Their friendship might be my favorite one that I have read about in a while: it was amazing to see how their views of each other changed from the beginning. We just need to see Hillary’s past now.
This is the conclusion to the Cascade of Lies trilogy, and it was such a bittersweet ending because I was not ready to let go of these characters. Each one was so uniquely themselves, which can be difficult to portray in a why choose book, but is so incredibly well done here.
I loved how each relationship developed at its own pace, which allowed for necessary character growth and connection.
All of the questions and loose threads from the previous two books were tied up in a thoroughly satisfactory way, while still leaving some interesting supporting character storylines vaguely open for spinoff potential.
I would absolutely recommend this book to anyone looking for a spicy why choose story, with well crafted plot lines, bromance galore, and a beautiful love story that brings it all together.
Winter's End was exactly what I was hoping for in a last book. Everything building up from the first 2 books comes full circle in Winter's End, you get the answers you were looking for, the steaminess (well at least I did ;) ) but most importantly the family and happiness I hoped for Winter. I truly love when a book can make you feel a variety of emotions and when it's over you're left sad but also fulfilled. That's exactly how I felt reading the last chapter of this book. I will forever be grateful for Cora because she's allowed me to arc read all of her books and she has such a beautiful soul. I love the way she writes, the way her mind works and gets her ideas on paper. It takes a true talent to be able to make readers fall in love with multiple characters and create a story that you don't want to end.