The sizzling, darkly seductive saga continues in the Ravenhood Legacy's third installment. Here is the exhilarating. deeply emotional story of Tyler and Larissa...in his words.
Tyler Carter Jennings is an enigma. Charged with the task of guarding the Ravenhood as well as every secret of those who belong to it, he keeps those burdens, along with his past and personal heartbreak, to himself. As a highly trained Marine and tactical reckoning force, there’s never been a situation he couldn’t handle . . . until her.
Larissa DiCicco is all too familiar with the weight of secrets and their consequences. A member of one of the most powerful and influential families in the world, she was just a teenager when her older brother disappeared. Charged with the responsibility of maintaining her family’s legacy, she has no choice but to seek refuge in the only man who may be able to help her escape her fate.
When Larissa and Tyler collide, they both recognize what powerful adversaries they are. And that losing their hearts to one another while sharing all they know might be the most damning and dangerous thing they’ve ever done . . .
New York Times, USA Today, Amazon Charts, and Internationally bestselling author Kate Stewart, a Texas native, lives in North Carolina with her husband, Nick. Nestled within the Blue Ridge Mountains, Kate pens messy, sexy, angst-filled contemporary romance, as well as romantic comedy and erotic suspense.
The Ravenhood Trilogy, consisting of Flock, Exodus, and The Finish Line, as well as the spinoff series, Ravenhood Legacy, have become NYT, USA Today, and International bestsellers as well as TikTok sensations. The Ravenhood was recently acquired for film adaptation with Kate set to co-write the script, as well as executive produce, which will kickstart her lifelong dream of becoming a filmmaker.
Amongst Kate’s other bestselling works, The Bittersweet Symphony Duet, specifically Drive, was a Goodreads Choice Awards finalist for best contemporary romance of 2017. Stewart’s works have been featured in USA Today, BuzzFeed, The New York Daily News, Huffington Post, Glamour Magazine, and translated into over twenty languages.
First off, let me say that I like Tyler and have no issues with him.
However, what's really bothering me about this Ravenhood Legacy order is that we got Dom's book first, which made perfect sense. But now, we're getting Tyler's book right after? Excuse me, but how did we jump from Dom to Tyler while completely skipping Sean's book?
I'm talking about our Sean, the one who's been with us since day one. The Sean who's been Dom's best friend since childhood. The Sean who stood there, frozen, watching Dom covered in blood, yet we never got to see what went through his head because the author skipped right past it! We needed his POV then, and we still need it now. He deserves his own book! ASAP, please and thank you!
The book is a thick one because Larissa deserves every bit of recognition she got. I went in to this with an open mind but an already severed heart due to the loss of General Half Pint. So while I was ready to meet Larissa, I was hesitant because how could she ever compare to Delphine? And the answer is, she can’t and she won’t because there’s nothing to compare. Larissa is a woman of her own category. With her resilience, strength, unmatched loyalty, and the way she handles EVERYTHING thrown her way, she’s the perfect match for Tyler in every way possible and she spends a good amount of her life proving it. This story was the ride of a lifetime, giving me extremely high highs and the lowest of lows. I felt every struggle but I also felt every beautiful moment to the fullest because Kate left no stone unturned. Tyler and Larissa fight to hell and back but no matter what, they persevere. And don’t even get me started on the ending, all I can say is GIVE ME THE NEXT BOOK.
Are you kiddinggg… I wanted Tyler’s story so bad!!👏🏼
I read The Ravenhood series in March this year but still haven’t read “One Last Rainy Day” because my heart can’t handle it. Now I have to read it so before Tyler’s story comes out 😭🫶🏼
First allow me to profusely thank NetGalley, Kensington Books, and Kate Stewart for the honor of receiving this eARC early in exchange for reading and delivering an honest review.
Do NOT read this review before reading The Ravenhood Series and The Ravenhood Legacy books (One Last Rainy Day & Severed Heart) as I do not want to spoil any portion of these books for new readers (or seasoned ones!).
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If you’ve ever read a novel by Kate Stewart, you know she has a penchant for pulling on a reader’s heartstrings, often managing to find the loosest one just in time to send the reader’s heart careening towards the floor. Tears inevitably race to catch the plummeting heart soaking through tissues at an alarming rate! The emotional damage left in the wake of these stories is a punishment that we crave over and over again, easily evidenced by the sheer number of rereads and social media posts lamenting how we love rainy days (don’t we baby?).
From the first time we met Sean in Flock, I knew he had more happening under the hood than what we could see! We catch a glimpse of that with how much we get to see of the boys’ youth in Severed Heart but it truly jumps off the page in BoaF. All I can say is, I never thought I’d see the day…
I cannot wait to discuss some of the finer details of this book and Dom’s role in it despite his glaring absence. It makes so much sense now and my heart hurts all over again! 😭
In this book, we meet Larissa and from the start she’s volatile, violent, and valiant! She’s powerful but raw and when mixed with Tyler’s cynical heat, they are a fucking powder keg! 💥 Larissa is not just A bad ass, she’s my new favorite bad ass!
My heart went from being so hurt for Tyler at the end of Severed Heart to downright angry at him for some of his choices in BoaF! BLINK. BLACK.
And while I would love to continue my thoughts on BoaF in detail, I think I’d rather just leave it... 🧗🏼♀️
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Me obsessively reading every arc review of this that gets posted because I am dying— and I repeat —DYING to read the sequel to Tyler’s story. This man is my greatest fictional boyfriend and I’ll never get over him 😩❤️🔥
There are books that hurt… and then there are books that rebuild you while you’re still bleeding.
Birds of a Feather absolutely wrecked me… like full-body, can’t-catch-your-breath, eyes-swollen-for-hours kind of wrecked. And somehow, in the middle of all that devastation, Kate Stewart does what she always does best: she threads healing through the heartbreak so beautifully you don’t even realize you’re being put back together until it’s already happening.
Tyler’s journey? Unreal. Watching him navigate grief, guilt, and everything Delphine left behind and then slowly, hesitantly, begin to open himself up to love again… it felt intimate in a way that almost made me feel like I shouldn’t be witnessing it. Nothing about his healing was rushed or easy. It was extremely messy, painful, and so deeply human.
And Larissa… She doesn’t replace anything. She doesn’t compete with the past. She meets him exactly where he is and somehow becomes the one person who makes moving forward feel possible. Their connection is quiet and powerful and earned, and every moment between them carried weight.
But don’t get comfortable. Because just when you think you can breathe again Kate Stewart reminds you exactly what kind of story you’re in.
The gasp-out-loud moments in this book??? I’m not exaggerating when I say I physically froze more than once. The tension, the reveals, the implications… it all builds into something that feels so much bigger than what’s on the page.
And that ending??? Actually disrespectful(in a good way) but also… emotionally criminal.
The cliffhanger left me with more questions than answers, a brain full of theories, and absolutely NO patience to wait for the next book especially knowing this one isn’t even officially out yet. Kate didn’t just continue the Ravenhood legacy, she deepened it.
This book is about grief. And love. And what it means to choose life again when it would be easier not to. And I will be thinking about it for a very, very long time.
The full cast narration elevated this story into something even more immersive and emotional.
Hearing each character through their own voice added so much depth. the dialogue felt more intimate, the tension hit harder, and the emotional moments? Absolutely devastating.
Thank you Kate Stewart, Podium Entertainment and Kensington for the ALC.
Anyone who’s ever read Kate Stewart knows the kind of effect her books leave on you long after you’ve finished, especially when it comes to the Ravenhood.
Tyler Carter Jennings is not your average man. He is a Marine through and through. Intelligent, bred to stop at nothing and no one, carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders. Truly. He’s incapable of trusting anyone outside of his birds, especially when it comes to love… not after losing a love that shattered him. And the truth is, the mission he’s sacrificed everything for was never really his, it was hers. Delphine. His general. Buried on a hill, lost to him, yet forever carved into his severed heart.
This story… is emotional, to say the least. One built on loyalty, sacrifice, and the kind of conditioning that blurs the line between duty and identity. Tyler has mastered the art of war, but has war mastered his heart? He has to learn how to let go of the “soldier” he was shaped into and separate who he was trained to be…now his fight isn’t about strategy or control, it’s about finding himself again. About facing everything he buried so deeply. About acknowledging the people he hurt while seeing that mission through to the very end.
This book consumed me for the last week. I took my time with it, not just to read it, but to understand it. To sit in the weight of it. To absorb the wisdom woven into every page. This story is phenomenal in its plot. Complex. Layered. Heavy in all the ways that matter. Needless to say, I cried… more than once. One chapter had me completely wrecked.
I’m giving this 4.5 stars because there were a few scenes I had to go back and reread to fully understand, and a couple things that, for me, pulled me out of the story at times. I also found myself wondering why it wasn’t mentioned that the Georgia Guidestones had been destroyed when they were referenced, unless I’m misunderstanding the timeline, which is possible. That said, I do think the focus was more on their existence, which my tinfoil heart appreciated.
It only makes sense that if Tyler’s origin story was devastating, beautiful and everything in between… this one would be too; a fight for everything he believes in. And this story is far from over…😭
Be warned, The Ravenhood trilogy and Legacy series will leave their mark; you won’t walk away unchanged, and Tyler’s story something to behold.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓑𝓸𝓸𝓴 Y’all…I have no words for how perfect this was. This story was just…WOW. I am speechless. I am definitely convinced Kate is a genius mastermind at this point. The way she can create these stories and the Ravenhood world that started from just a girl having to spend a year with her dad…to alllll of this. It’s absolutely astonishing.
Tyler was not a character I originally connected with during the Ravenhood series, but after deep diving into his story in Severed Heart, I was hooked. Severed Heart left me with a tattered heart with a bandage holding it barely together. Birds of a Feather obliterated it totally and put it back together whole.
Larissa was an…unexpected character. She’s not what I thought she would be; but what was needed. She was Tyler’s miracle. She brought a whole other dynamic to the mix that matched Tyler’s; opened a new world to the whole group & was a pivotal role in Tyler’s overall journey.
I laughed. I sobbed. I paced the room. I had to pick up my jaw off the floor MANY times. This is what I want to feel with a good story & Kate exceeded those standards.
Now… can we please have book 4 now?!?!
𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓝𝓪𝓻𝓻𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷 Wow. This whole cast really knows how to bring a story to life. They really heightened the feel with how they voiced these characters.
No one can play Tyler like @graysonthemic - He IS Tyler. He did so good, I totally forgot that he voiced majority of the Raven men until AFTER I got done. The accents and changes to make each character unique…you would easily not realize that’s the same person voicing those characters. @chloeryanreads captured Larissa so well. I feel like she really brought life to this new character for us in a way that will be replaying in our ears; even after it’s over. Then of course, Delphine will always been apart of this journey & it was so good to hear Leila Allarie had a touch of Delphine in the mix.
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This is my Roman Empire series & I will cherish this series forever, especially with every glance of my own Raven tattoo 🤍
A BIG thank you to @podiumentertainment for the ALC! & HUGEEEEE thank to Kate Stewart for another OUT OF THIS WORLD story 🐦⬛✨💕
Thank you Podium Entertainment for the ALC for this highly anticipated listen. And of course Kate Stewart for bringing this amazing story to us.
The narrators of the audiobook had me sobbing uncontrollably. The emotional they conveyed throughout this books was believable,genuine and devastatingly gut wrenching. Grayson Owens will always be Tyler to me. Sean Masters. Chloe Ryan. Leila Allarie. Aaron Shedlock. Will Thorne. Michael Gallagher. Anthony Palmini. Every single one was absolutely phenomenal.
Tyler Carter Jennings. Marine. Protector. Secret keeper. Tyler’s story, both parts have hit so close to home for me. His story is heartbreaking, devastating and absolutely beautiful. A story of overcoming an overwhelming grief. Keeping all his secrets it was slowing burying him. The amount of emotional damage this books brings is beautifully devastating. And walking with Tyler as his learns what being in this brotherhood means even more. Tough love. Hard truths. And brutal decisions. And coming out the other side with love, respect and honor. Blink. Black. Larissa Dicirro is strong willed, stunning beautiful, intelligent and sharp tongued. She has seen the darkest of men. And survived. She’s been through deeply painful times and still she reaches for someone to treat her as an equal. As someone who isn’t less than because she is a woman.
For Tyler. Larissa isn’t supposed to exist. But he was told she was coming. And how he would react to her. For Larissa the Tyler she was looking for isn’t the Tyler standing in front of her.
That ending was shocking. How does this end? What truth is coming? Shocking isn’t even enough to describe the last sentence of this book.
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I don’t know where to start honestly. This book was absolutely amazing. I didn’t want to like her, I didn’t want to ever believe Tyler would find someone new. But I couldn’t help but love her. I couldn’t help but respect her and enjoy her character. Larissa was absolutely the best thing that ever happened to Tyler. I can’t imagine how he felt and went through battling his emotions and mind. Absolutely loved this. I can’t wait for the next book already. Kate Stewart will shatter your soul with every story she feeds you, and this one doesn’t disappoint. And ma’am, the SPICE, I didn’t know Tyler could be like that but I’m totally here for it!
As a lover of the Ravenhood it’s a no brainer for me to have NEEDED this book. I loved getting to know Tyler so much in SH. And I felt like he was due his happy ending. And of course Kate delivered but it was not an easy one. The grovel was top tier. I love a man that isn’t too proud to lay him self bare for the one he loves. I’m definitely not going into too much detail because it’s my opinion that you should go into this book as blind as possible so I’m going to say this: READ THE BOOK!! It’s everything! If you can, get the audiobook as well because this cast blew it out of the water!
Heartbreaking and beautiful! If you have come this far in the series you already know that Kate will rip out your heart and put it back together like no other and that’s exactly what she did here. Tyler’s story has now became my favorite even though I swore nothing could surpass Cecilia’s. The snark and fire between Tyler and Larissa is so reminiscent of early C & T but somehow even better. I will now be in a reading slump for the foreseeable future. I need the next book asap
As always Kate Stewart has officially brought out her best.
Tyler and Larissa is the love story that was always wished for Tyler. While we have experienced his caring side this book shows Tyler in all his anger. This was truly an enemies to lovers! There were tears, laughter, happiness, and overall a lot of WTF moments.
This was such a fucking whirlwind of emotions, the pain that I felt for these characters is unreal. The takes in the military and mental health struggles that our veterans have was so painfully & poetically executed. Her writing has always been amazing, but the writing in this book was absolutely phenomenal.
I’ve concluded if I ever can’t feel emotions, all I need to do is pickup a Kate Stewart book and I will be immediately crying. Tyler’s story was truly phenomenal as one would expect.
I want to thank Kate, Kensington and Podium for sending me an ALC and ARC of Birds of a Feather. I am eternally grateful for this opportunity as this series means the absolute world to me.
I also want to take a moment to acknowledge how AMAZING these narrators did. Grayson Owens, wow. You are Tyler to me. What a phenomenal cast. The way they heightened all of the emotions was chilling and made me sob like a baby even more!
Birds of a Feather is one of those books where I don't even feel like any review I could write would do it justice or accurately portray how exceptional this book was and the impact it had on me. I finished this a couple of days ago at this point and I have struggled to even pick up a book since.
I don't want to go into any details because I know a lot of people have not read this book yet and I don't want to spoil or influence their experience in any way. So, I will try to keep it as short as I can and not spoil anything.
Kate is brilliant. If you have made it this far into the Ravenhood series and now the Ravenhood Legacy series, then you know how important Birds of a Feather is. It's safe to say the expectations for this book were incredibly high and I firmly believe Kate surpassed every single one of them. I could not have even imagined Tyler's story would have played out the way it did, and I mean that in the best way possible. It felt so right. It felt divine and fated. Kate handled his and Larissa's story with the upmost grace.
I won't share any quotes, but I feel like they are playing on an endless loop in my head. I will honestly never forget this book or this world Kate has created.
The way Kate writes is mind blowing. It's beautiful, poetic and soul deep. She truly makes you feel like you are right there alongside these characters feeling every single emotion they are. Everything connects from every book and every single character. There is a reason behind every decision she makes when it comes to writing these books. Watching it all play out was mind blowing.
While no one will ever replace what Tyler had with Delphine, Larissa is such a strong, resilient and powerful woman who holds her own. These two together was INSANE. Tyler goes on such a life changing journey in discovering who he is now and if he is capable and willing to open his heart to love again without guilt. I loved every minute of it, but it was no easy task that is for sure. Kate made him WORK for it. I am so happy with how his story played out and I wouldn't change anything in this book.
Safe to say I need the next book immediately. I can't wait to watch everyone fall head over heels for Tyler and Larissa's story. It is unlike any story I have ever read.
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No notes! I’ve been waiting for this book impatiently and am so happy I am part of Kate Stewart’s flock and am able to read it before it gets published.
When I reviewed Severed Heart I said “I hope Kate gives Tyler a happy ending” and boy did she deliver!!
This book kept me engaged and locked in from the very first word to the end. I did not put it down. And not because I am a through and through Tyler fan. I was hoping Kate would give him a a story worthy in weight of the man he is. This was my absolute favorite in the Ravenhood universe. Because damn, he got all he deserved and more. We watch him slowly unburden himself, shedding years of responsibilities until he finally reaches the finish line. It’s a beautiful, messy process of dismantling everything he used to be to make room for who he’s meant to become. From Delphine’s soldier, to a Marine, to a Raven, an adoptive father, right hand man to the president.. he was everyone’s rock except his own. In this book, we get slight glimpses into his past that help him come to terms with his new reality. It’s a journey of him finding someone truly deserving of him, but more importantly, it’s about Tyler finally believing that he is deserving of a new life.
Just to be clear, there are no chapters involving Tyler that take us back to the past. It’s all handled through slight remembrances of things said and promises made.. or not made. It’s a journey of him finding someone truly deserving of him, but more importantly, it’s about Tyler finally believing that he is deserving of a new life.
Now Larissa, is young, strong and determined. Kate has written her so beautifully that she is deserving of Tyler from the get go, but as the book goes on you start questioning if Tyler is worthy of her. We get chunks of her past, to make us understand where she comes from. She never competes to replace Delphine, she meets Tyler where he is, as this point and time - which is what made me fall in love with her. At some points you might criticize her for not leaving, when she absolutely can, but I see the vision and reasoning by the author and it was very needed. She chose to be where she was and to endure what she endured. Every step she took was a choice and even if you see her as weak, I see it as incredibly empowering.
I won’t spoil anything, but the last 1/4 of the book was my absolute favorite. The overall Ravenhood plot line is getting extremely juicy, and I am already counting down the days until the next book. That cliffhanger left me with so many more questions than I thought possible.
It’s been a couple of days and I have not stopped thinking about it.
I just finished this & I am speechless. I don’t know how or where to start…
As usual Kate Stewart delivered an emotional, wild & mostly unpredictable story! I love how her writing kept me guessing throughout a 24 hour long audiobook! I had a hard time pausing it.
At no point did I truly know where the story was going. Parts of it are easy to pick up with context clues obviously, but when the plot twists would hit I was still left in shock!
I won’t lie, I didn’t *love* Tyler for most of this book. He pissed me off regularly but I feel like he was supposed to. I appreciate his character growth during this book! Larissa is a strong, independent baddie & I loved every single time that she humbled Tyler or read him to filth. Their relationship is very much a rollercoaster & there were times where I wanted off the ride. I also can’t wait for more of their story together, so maybe I’m as toxic as they are…
The ending of this book had me standing in the middle of the room, hands over my mouth, feeling a little nauseous. Maybe I’m too emotionally invested in these characters…
(off I go to see if there’s any info about the next book even though this one isn’t even out yet…)
The narrator’s did an amazing job - the emotion that they put into this audiobook is insane. I cried a few times because hearing their voices break, or the emotion got me good. Is it really a KS book if you don’t cry at least once though??
Okay, here is my only con: I love me a good spicy book/scene but I hate repetitive descriptions & there were quite a few times where I was (sarcastically) thinking “okay, he has a *massive* c*ck, let’s move on” or “cool, her t*ts and ass are perfect…let’s move on”
That being said, for the most part I actually felt like the spice added to the plot & didn’t feel forced.
Overall this book is one I will definitely recommend & I can’t wait for everyone else’s thoughts once it’s out! I love this entire universe & cannot wait to see where Kate Stewart takes it next!
Thank you to Podium Entertainment for the ALC - I loved it!
This book exceeded every expectation I had. It was raw, emotional, heartbreaking, and completely consuming from beginning to end. The Ravenhood Series continues to be one of my favorite series, and Kate Stewart once again shattered me before somehow putting me back together again.
Tyler’s story absolutely wrecked me. Watching him navigate grief, guilt, love, and the demons haunting him was heartbreaking and unforgettable. And groveling Tyler? Everything. This book gives you every side of him — you’ll love him, hate him, ache for him, and then somehow fall for him all over again.
Larissa was such a strong FMC. Carrying secrets and demons of her own, she brought so much intensity and emotion to the story. At times, though, she frustrated me a lot. The miscommunication was painful, and so much heartbreak could have been avoided if certain truths had come out sooner. But honestly, the emotional chaos felt real to everything they had survived.
This was dark, suspenseful, emotional, action-packed, and filled with moments that completely shattered me. And that ending? I’m left with so many questions. I need the next book immediately.
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➳❥ Book 3/ Romance Suspense Series ➳❥ Enemies to Lovers ➳❥ Dangerous Marine MMC ➳❥ Badass Mafia Princess ➳❥ Secrets ➳❥ Forced Proximity ➳❥ Grief / Healing
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“For Dom.”
“Jesus fuck, you’re cruel perfection.”
“Fuck it.”
“Toxic on toxic, and it felt so. Fucking. Good. “
“Blink. ABYSS.”
“It was my lack of faith in light itself that destroyed us and, in turn, has destroyed me.”
“The most destructive thing on this earth I have ever witnessed the aftermath of is — love. “
“I’ll take any touch you give me just to fucking feel with you again. I’ll take anything.”
I mean wow!!! I am going to need a couple of days to formulate a cohesive review 😭♥️
It's heartbreaking and beautiful, and Kate is a genius.
I am back....
Spoiler-free review! All right, where do I even begin... This book... THIS BOOK...
This book was NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY nothing like I expected.
I lived in this world from Friday at 5 p.m. until Sunday night (really, Monday at 3 a.m.), barely sleeping. I just couldn't stop reading. And wow, wow, FREAKING WOW!
First of all, for anyone who has read The Ravenhood and The Ravenhood Legacy, you know that Kate has created a story that is a puzzle, a chess game 😉. Throughout the book, because I'm the kind of reader who wants to understand every single cryptic sentence, I found myself constantly going back to the previous books, trying to tie all the knots together. In doing that, I wasn't fully taking in the emotional roller coaster unfolding in front of me.
You have to be patient, because for the first 40% of the book, you will be asking WHY... a lot! But once you get that first answer, the next ones come one after the other, until it feels like an avalanche. And by the time the book finishes... you just stare at the wall for a while, and then all the feelings hit you like a runaway train.
HOW, HOW can you despise and love a character so much at the same time???? … Kate can do that!
This story will take you slowly down a hill, and you won't even realize when you've reached the bottom. The pain is real, a pain so visceral that it almost feels cathartic.
BUT THE LOVE.... OMG, the love... shown in all its forms by all these humans in this story. It's so beautiful that, as Kate would say, it's a balm to the soul. I couldn’t get enough.
I'll probably do second review once I reread it when my physical copy arrives, because abso-f*cking-lutely I will reread it again.
Audiobook?!!! PHENOMENAL!!!
KATE STEWART, WOW, FREAKING WOW!!! In tiny letters, can I just say she creates the most addictive kind of psychological warfare?!!!
I don’t know if I finished the book or the book finished me. I always wondered who is Tyler Jennings, and in BOAF we find out who Tyler truly is.
Kate again, does a beautiful job giving you the emotional angsty heartbreaking story of Tyler and Larissa. Tyler is dealing with the aftermath of losing Delphine. All his concern is now protecting the ones he loves. But Larissa puts a wrench in his plans. Right off the bat there is instant chemistry that can’t be denied. But nothing comes easy with these two. With secrets and lies both of them are holding, will Tyler & Larissa end before they begin.
Kate takes you on a rollercoaster ride that you don’t want to get off. A love story full of mystery, action, spice, and heartbreak, Kate shows the journey that Tyler and Larissa go through. Together and apart. Once again, Kate holds nothing back and puts you through the wringer. Many WTF moments that had my head spinning. Just when I think I have it figured out, Kate throws twists and turns that I never saw coming.
I absolutely loved Larissa. She is a strong, feisty FMC who holds Tyler accountable and doesn’t hold back at all. She is truly his match. A relationship that I wanted for Tyler. And oh Tyler. Just when I can’t love him more. The journey he goes on is so heartbreaking. You really discovered along with Tyler who he really is.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Not only was the love story beautiful but seeing the brotherhood back. Loved seeing Tobias & Sean and the rest of the ravens. And a plus seeing Preston. Kate Stewart did not disappoint at all with Tyler & Larissa.