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Webs We Weave #3
Dangerously Ours
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In the thrilling conclusion to the Webs We Weave series, ex-con artist Phoebe Graves must pull off the biggest grift she’s ever devised to keep her friends and family safe.
Conning the rich and fleeing to new cities is all ex-grifter Phoebe Graves has ever known—until she started building real relationships in a small but wealthy Connecticut town. But she’s worried these new bonds won’t hold fast as more than one big bad wolf threatens to blow down those she loves most.
And now more than ever, she has a reason to stay in one place. Among them is Brayden “Rocky” Tinrock, her best friend’s older brother, who’s been a partner to Phoebe during every daring and exhilarating con. And then of course there’s Hailey Tinrock, her best friend, whose precious secret they’ll do anything to protect. . . .
As Phoebe and her family team up with the Tinrocks to fight for a chance at a home, they confront the demons of their pasts and must do the impossible . . . deceive the most cunning con artist they’ve ever known.
Conning the rich and fleeing to new cities is all ex-grifter Phoebe Graves has ever known—until she started building real relationships in a small but wealthy Connecticut town. But she’s worried these new bonds won’t hold fast as more than one big bad wolf threatens to blow down those she loves most.
And now more than ever, she has a reason to stay in one place. Among them is Brayden “Rocky” Tinrock, her best friend’s older brother, who’s been a partner to Phoebe during every daring and exhilarating con. And then of course there’s Hailey Tinrock, her best friend, whose precious secret they’ll do anything to protect. . . .
As Phoebe and her family team up with the Tinrocks to fight for a chance at a home, they confront the demons of their pasts and must do the impossible . . . deceive the most cunning con artist they’ve ever known.
464 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication May 12, 2026
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Krista Ritchie
48 books17.7k followersNYT & USA Today Bestselling Authors Krista & Becca Ritchie are identical twins—one a science nerd, the other a comic book geek—but with their shared passion for writing, they combined their mental powers as kids and have never stopped telling stories. They love superheroes, flawed characters, and soul mate love.
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January 9, 2026
The final book. Bittersweet. 💜
The final con for these characters. It’s been a wild ride and this continued that wild ride in a great way. I would say this book is a bit spicier than the others with more themes of bisexuality. Also, there are scenes of attempted SA and violence so keep that in mind.
Several exciting twists for this last book. I don’t want to give any plot points away, so there’s no real way to say any details about this book without giving major spoilers. Keep in mind these books must be read in order, this is not a series to pick up mid-way through.
This book was very long so that’s the reason for 4 instead of 5 stars as my personal preference would have been to break this up into 2 books as sooo much goes on.
The ending was great and I am so happy with the way it ended. 💜
Thank you to netgalley for this free advance copy in exchange for an honest review.
The final con for these characters. It’s been a wild ride and this continued that wild ride in a great way. I would say this book is a bit spicier than the others with more themes of bisexuality. Also, there are scenes of attempted SA and violence so keep that in mind.
Several exciting twists for this last book. I don’t want to give any plot points away, so there’s no real way to say any details about this book without giving major spoilers. Keep in mind these books must be read in order, this is not a series to pick up mid-way through.
This book was very long so that’s the reason for 4 instead of 5 stars as my personal preference would have been to break this up into 2 books as sooo much goes on.
The ending was great and I am so happy with the way it ended. 💜
Thank you to netgalley for this free advance copy in exchange for an honest review.
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March 21, 2026
Merci à Netgalley pour une copie numérique de ce livre!!!
Je suis tellement triste d'avoir fini cette trilogie. J'ai vraiment aimé ne pas seulement avoir les points de vue de Phoebe et Rocky dans ce tome, mais j'aurais aimé en avoir plus sur le développement de la relation des trois autres. J'adore les personnages et cet univers et je suis assez satisfaite de la fin.
Je suis tellement triste d'avoir fini cette trilogie. J'ai vraiment aimé ne pas seulement avoir les points de vue de Phoebe et Rocky dans ce tome, mais j'aurais aimé en avoir plus sur le développement de la relation des trois autres. J'adore les personnages et cet univers et je suis assez satisfaite de la fin.
February 19, 2026
What do you mean it’s time to say goodbye to my favorite merry band of criminals? I live in Victoria, permanently. I know these characters love to live a life of lies and deceit, but honestly, truly, this was the most satisfying, perfect conclusion to the Webs We Weave series. I love these characters like my family, and I’ll be happy to revisit them in the quirky seaside small town they want to call home!
The Plot:
I can't get too detailed about the plot, but if you’ve read Destructively Mine, you know there were several loose threads that needed tying up in this book. This book jumps right into the thick of it and wastes no time. Phoebe and Hailey are determined to preserve their dream of a Mystic Pizza life in Victoria, but they will have to fight for it. They will have to complete the biggest con they’ve ever committed, and against a highly skilled con artist. It will take everything they have to get their happy endings.
All the main characters have their roles to play in the con. The silver-tongue, the seductress, the chameleon, the getaway, the mastermind, the psychopath, and the king. The events in the last book made them stop to think about what it meant to step into these roles and embrace the labels. But as they fight for a steady and safe future, Dangerously Ours makes them examine if these are roles they should carry into a new life. It’s such a fascinating character analysis especially because we get to be in the heads of five characters in this book (Phoebe, Rocky, Hailey, Jake, and Oliver)!
The POVs
I love that we get the addition of Hailey, Jake, and Oliver’s perspectives in this book! This is definitely an ensemble cast of characters and I loved getting more insight into what was going on with all the different characters. As is evident in every Krista & Becca novel, each character’s life is moving forward and has their own story to tell. This book allows us to focus on the journey Hailey, Jake, and Oliver take a lot more which just gives the characters so much more depth. And getting to see Rocky and Phoebe from the perspective of friends and siblings is also just so fun. We’ve spent two books getting to know how they see each other, I like being able to see how the others view them.
The Villains
And while the main cast of characters are waging emotional mental battles internally, there are actual devious villains that they need to defeat as well. I remember writing in my Dishonestly Yours review that the villains of that book were some of the most evil characters Krista & Becca have written. Oh. Was I so wrong. It’s very obvious who the villains on the board are at the end of Destructively Mine, and they are truly the most vile characters Krista & Becca have created. They make it very easy to hate these characters, and root for their demise.
The Romances (!!):
Phoebe and Rocky’s romance
Just because Phoebe and Rocky are finally together doesn’t mean their relationship is any less angsty or heart wrenching. They’ve been so many things to each other, played the roles of friends, of boyfriend and girlfriend, of husband and wife. But they’ve never been truly themselves in a relationship and it’s something they have to learn to navigate in this book. One of my favorite things to read about is couples making a relationship work beyond just deciding to be together. There are compromises to be made, and despite the fact that they have known each other for so long, there is a lot they continue to learn about each other. And in between the beautiful, tender soft moments are plenty of fiery, volcanic moments that we’ve come to know and love about Phoebe and Rocky.
Hailey’s romance
We learned quite a bit about who holds Hailey’s heart in Destructively Mine, but it still left a lot of questions, especially with the very big secret she’s carrying. I won’t spoil how her romance plays out (just know there is a happy ending for her!) I will say, I could see hints and teases of how Hailey’s romance would play out from the first two books in the series, and I wasn’t at all surprised, just incredibly giddy to have gotten the vibes right.
The Platonic Bonds:
One of the things Krista & Becca write so well is the found family trope. This book absolutely continues to deliver those vibes and with it comes the platonic relationships between all these characters. Phoebe and Hailey and their love for each other kicked off this entire journey. Their love never wanes but it does evolve in this book and it made me tear up reading the scenes with them together. They are true ride or dies, they will forever have each other’s back in every different chapter of their lives.
And on top of Phoebe and Hailey’s deep friendship, we get to explore the dynamics between the guys, which I thoroughly enjoy. I think one of my favorites is the friendship between Rocky and Jake. These two have come so far from the animosity they held for each other in the first book. The evolution of their relationship is so complex and very much rooted in their pasts, and it makes that much more powerful and impactful to read.
All this to say…
This book delivered on everything I hoped and dreamed that it would. I loved it for delivering some of the most beautiful love stories, not just between partners but between friends and siblings, this tight knit band of heathens. I wish I could spend twenty more books learning about these characters. I will never get enough of the angst, the tension, the banter, the romance that came from this series. If you need me, I'll be in Victoria, CT forever spending time with these grifters that stole my heart!
Thank you KB for an early copy of this book! All thoughts and opinions are my own
The Plot:
I can't get too detailed about the plot, but if you’ve read Destructively Mine, you know there were several loose threads that needed tying up in this book. This book jumps right into the thick of it and wastes no time. Phoebe and Hailey are determined to preserve their dream of a Mystic Pizza life in Victoria, but they will have to fight for it. They will have to complete the biggest con they’ve ever committed, and against a highly skilled con artist. It will take everything they have to get their happy endings.
All the main characters have their roles to play in the con. The silver-tongue, the seductress, the chameleon, the getaway, the mastermind, the psychopath, and the king. The events in the last book made them stop to think about what it meant to step into these roles and embrace the labels. But as they fight for a steady and safe future, Dangerously Ours makes them examine if these are roles they should carry into a new life. It’s such a fascinating character analysis especially because we get to be in the heads of five characters in this book (Phoebe, Rocky, Hailey, Jake, and Oliver)!
The POVs
I love that we get the addition of Hailey, Jake, and Oliver’s perspectives in this book! This is definitely an ensemble cast of characters and I loved getting more insight into what was going on with all the different characters. As is evident in every Krista & Becca novel, each character’s life is moving forward and has their own story to tell. This book allows us to focus on the journey Hailey, Jake, and Oliver take a lot more which just gives the characters so much more depth. And getting to see Rocky and Phoebe from the perspective of friends and siblings is also just so fun. We’ve spent two books getting to know how they see each other, I like being able to see how the others view them.
The Villains
And while the main cast of characters are waging emotional mental battles internally, there are actual devious villains that they need to defeat as well. I remember writing in my Dishonestly Yours review that the villains of that book were some of the most evil characters Krista & Becca have written. Oh. Was I so wrong. It’s very obvious who the villains on the board are at the end of Destructively Mine, and they are truly the most vile characters Krista & Becca have created. They make it very easy to hate these characters, and root for their demise.
The Romances (!!):
Phoebe and Rocky’s romance
Just because Phoebe and Rocky are finally together doesn’t mean their relationship is any less angsty or heart wrenching. They’ve been so many things to each other, played the roles of friends, of boyfriend and girlfriend, of husband and wife. But they’ve never been truly themselves in a relationship and it’s something they have to learn to navigate in this book. One of my favorite things to read about is couples making a relationship work beyond just deciding to be together. There are compromises to be made, and despite the fact that they have known each other for so long, there is a lot they continue to learn about each other. And in between the beautiful, tender soft moments are plenty of fiery, volcanic moments that we’ve come to know and love about Phoebe and Rocky.
Hailey’s romance
We learned quite a bit about who holds Hailey’s heart in Destructively Mine, but it still left a lot of questions, especially with the very big secret she’s carrying. I won’t spoil how her romance plays out (just know there is a happy ending for her!) I will say, I could see hints and teases of how Hailey’s romance would play out from the first two books in the series, and I wasn’t at all surprised, just incredibly giddy to have gotten the vibes right.
The Platonic Bonds:
One of the things Krista & Becca write so well is the found family trope. This book absolutely continues to deliver those vibes and with it comes the platonic relationships between all these characters. Phoebe and Hailey and their love for each other kicked off this entire journey. Their love never wanes but it does evolve in this book and it made me tear up reading the scenes with them together. They are true ride or dies, they will forever have each other’s back in every different chapter of their lives.
And on top of Phoebe and Hailey’s deep friendship, we get to explore the dynamics between the guys, which I thoroughly enjoy. I think one of my favorites is the friendship between Rocky and Jake. These two have come so far from the animosity they held for each other in the first book. The evolution of their relationship is so complex and very much rooted in their pasts, and it makes that much more powerful and impactful to read.
All this to say…
This book delivered on everything I hoped and dreamed that it would. I loved it for delivering some of the most beautiful love stories, not just between partners but between friends and siblings, this tight knit band of heathens. I wish I could spend twenty more books learning about these characters. I will never get enough of the angst, the tension, the banter, the romance that came from this series. If you need me, I'll be in Victoria, CT forever spending time with these grifters that stole my heart!
Thank you KB for an early copy of this book! All thoughts and opinions are my own
November 18, 2025
I LOVE THEM 😭😭😭😭🩷🩷🩷🩷 so sad this is over. Rtc!
December 2, 2025
Still in disbelief I'm never gonna see these characters again.
Dangerously Ours picks up where book 2 ends and we're right back in the thick of it with the Graves and Tinrocks. After several bombshells were dropped on the characters in the previous book, the gang finds themselves trying to pull off the most important con they've ever devised. There's really not much I can say about the plot without spoiling, but just like the previous books in the series you can expect angst, deception, and of course romance.
This book is unique because we get to follow two romances this time around. Not only do we continue seeing Phoebe's romance with Rocky, but we also get Hailey's romance as well. Prepare yourselves, Hailey's romance had me giggling and kicking my feet.
Like all of Krista & Becca's books it's the characters that make this book so special. No matter who your favorite is, every single character gets their moment to shine. You'll find everything from cosmic romances, to gut-wrenching familial relationships, to bromances. Rocky and Phoebe's chemistry still leaps off the pages, Phoebe and Hailey continue to have the purest friendship, and the found family aspect keeps hitting. Jake Waterford I'm your biggest fan, never change.
The ending gives these characters a perfect send off. I managed to fall more in love with every single character and I already miss them so much. Goodbye Victoria, Connecticut, maybe we'll see you again someday.
Dangerously Ours picks up where book 2 ends and we're right back in the thick of it with the Graves and Tinrocks. After several bombshells were dropped on the characters in the previous book, the gang finds themselves trying to pull off the most important con they've ever devised. There's really not much I can say about the plot without spoiling, but just like the previous books in the series you can expect angst, deception, and of course romance.
This book is unique because we get to follow two romances this time around. Not only do we continue seeing Phoebe's romance with Rocky, but we also get Hailey's romance as well. Prepare yourselves, Hailey's romance had me giggling and kicking my feet.
Like all of Krista & Becca's books it's the characters that make this book so special. No matter who your favorite is, every single character gets their moment to shine. You'll find everything from cosmic romances, to gut-wrenching familial relationships, to bromances. Rocky and Phoebe's chemistry still leaps off the pages, Phoebe and Hailey continue to have the purest friendship, and the found family aspect keeps hitting. Jake Waterford I'm your biggest fan, never change.
The ending gives these characters a perfect send off. I managed to fall more in love with every single character and I already miss them so much. Goodbye Victoria, Connecticut, maybe we'll see you again someday.
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March 27, 2026this was a crazy rollercoaster ride but I loved every moment of it!! so sad to be saying goodbye to these characters 😭 I want more of them 🤧 rtc!
February 2, 2026
A million stars out of 5!!!🌟✨⭐️
Firstly THANKYOUTHANKYOU Krista and Becca Ritchie, Netgally, and Berkley for this ARC!!
I have officially read the final book in the Webs we weave series and I’m ugly crying! This book was absolutely phenomenal! The most perfect ending for them!! This whole trilogy is a roller coaster of emotions but it is so worth it! All of the povs were written to perfection! Getting a glimpse of almost everyone was the best move ever! I thought it would be a little over whelming but it was quite the opposite! Getting different perspectives of certain scenes just made everything 10x better! I can’t believe it’s over. Definitely a MUST READ trilogy!! See you all in May in Victoria! 🍓🕷️❤️🩹✨
Firstly THANKYOUTHANKYOU Krista and Becca Ritchie, Netgally, and Berkley for this ARC!!
I have officially read the final book in the Webs we weave series and I’m ugly crying! This book was absolutely phenomenal! The most perfect ending for them!! This whole trilogy is a roller coaster of emotions but it is so worth it! All of the povs were written to perfection! Getting a glimpse of almost everyone was the best move ever! I thought it would be a little over whelming but it was quite the opposite! Getting different perspectives of certain scenes just made everything 10x better! I can’t believe it’s over. Definitely a MUST READ trilogy!! See you all in May in Victoria! 🍓🕷️❤️🩹✨
December 25, 2025
Wow! 5 Stars for all 5 POVs!
What an amazing way to end a series!
Rocky and Phoebe still had such a steamy, hot relationship that just made me giddy. I loved the tropes Krista & Becca incorporated into their story so much. I will miss these two, but am so happy they got their HEA.
Hailey story was so enthralling to me. I kept wondering what was going to be the solution. And I can say this is my favorite way for a “love triangle” to end!
The epilogue really wrapped this up so nice with a pretty bow. It just makes my heart happy seeing how they all are with the current child(ren?) in their lives! It really shows how they’ve chosen their futures and made them happen… and now will protect it at any cost!
I have so many more notes on this but don’t want to give anything away. Just know this book was another Krista and Becca Ritchie smash!
What an amazing way to end a series!
Rocky and Phoebe still had such a steamy, hot relationship that just made me giddy. I loved the tropes Krista & Becca incorporated into their story so much. I will miss these two, but am so happy they got their HEA.
Hailey story was so enthralling to me. I kept wondering what was going to be the solution. And I can say this is my favorite way for a “love triangle” to end!
The epilogue really wrapped this up so nice with a pretty bow. It just makes my heart happy seeing how they all are with the current child(ren?) in their lives! It really shows how they’ve chosen their futures and made them happen… and now will protect it at any cost!
I have so many more notes on this but don’t want to give anything away. Just know this book was another Krista and Becca Ritchie smash!
January 2, 2026
Phoebe, Rocky, Hailey, Jake, & Oliver
-small coastal town
-best friends brother (x2)
-conartist families
-country club elite
-childhood love
-mutual pining
-found family
i just love krista & becca's minds. like to give us this series in the way they did...? idk man....it was just...ELITE!! like we followed pheebs & rocky going thru their shit & figuring out an answer to their problems...but then with the shocking turn of events we then get the last book being haileys new blooming relationship with jake & oliver as well & like come on...they all are SO SO SO hot!! i couldn't even deal!!! but then still phoebe & rocky's pov cause they still figuring out their shit & it was all just amazing!!! & our fizzle co sightings?? stfu it was top tier!!
-small coastal town
-best friends brother (x2)
-conartist families
-country club elite
-childhood love
-mutual pining
-found family
i just love krista & becca's minds. like to give us this series in the way they did...? idk man....it was just...ELITE!! like we followed pheebs & rocky going thru their shit & figuring out an answer to their problems...but then with the shocking turn of events we then get the last book being haileys new blooming relationship with jake & oliver as well & like come on...they all are SO SO SO hot!! i couldn't even deal!!! but then still phoebe & rocky's pov cause they still figuring out their shit & it was all just amazing!!! & our fizzle co sightings?? stfu it was top tier!!
March 29, 2026
Final Book / Final Level: Boss / Twist, Turns, Secrets
I will admit that the beginning of this book is very slow. The reason it is slow, however, and why didn’t dock it points on my rating, is because it is reminding you about the important parts of the story of the things that were left last time. So it’s a very important part of the book. From like 35% on you are on a roller coaster of what’s gonna happen? Who is everyone? And trying to guess what’s gonna happen next. I didn’t realize till I was the last 75% of this book, when it was getting wild, that this is the last book in the series. That made me sad and I continue to be sad because now it’s over.
I love the way that the other characters from the addicted series had many moments of acknowledgement in the book. I love when authors intertwine their series with little bits of information to remind you that these two book series, though written further apart in time, are actually occurring in the same timeline in fictional world.
This book was so chaotic. There were so many moments where I thought I knew it was happening, but then something else would happen. And I would be totally caught off guard. I love the way the book ended. It felt right, it felt true to what these characters deserve. I also appreciate the deeper conversations that we had in this book: the questioning of queerness, reflecting on past relationships as potentially abusive, being happy without children, and the power of friendship and family. I will be forever sad that the series is over. I personally think it’s super unique in concept and storytelling. You get to have a variety of perspectives from all the characters to understand their side of the story. The grifter story line is something I have very rarely see and also includes very robust plot lines. I will forever miss this rag tag group of misfits.
Thank you so much for the publishers for giving me early electronic copy of this book. I cannot wait for the rest of the world to read it.
I will admit that the beginning of this book is very slow. The reason it is slow, however, and why didn’t dock it points on my rating, is because it is reminding you about the important parts of the story of the things that were left last time. So it’s a very important part of the book. From like 35% on you are on a roller coaster of what’s gonna happen? Who is everyone? And trying to guess what’s gonna happen next. I didn’t realize till I was the last 75% of this book, when it was getting wild, that this is the last book in the series. That made me sad and I continue to be sad because now it’s over.
I love the way that the other characters from the addicted series had many moments of acknowledgement in the book. I love when authors intertwine their series with little bits of information to remind you that these two book series, though written further apart in time, are actually occurring in the same timeline in fictional world.
This book was so chaotic. There were so many moments where I thought I knew it was happening, but then something else would happen. And I would be totally caught off guard. I love the way the book ended. It felt right, it felt true to what these characters deserve. I also appreciate the deeper conversations that we had in this book: the questioning of queerness, reflecting on past relationships as potentially abusive, being happy without children, and the power of friendship and family. I will be forever sad that the series is over. I personally think it’s super unique in concept and storytelling. You get to have a variety of perspectives from all the characters to understand their side of the story. The grifter story line is something I have very rarely see and also includes very robust plot lines. I will forever miss this rag tag group of misfits.
Thank you so much for the publishers for giving me early electronic copy of this book. I cannot wait for the rest of the world to read it.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
first I want to say thank you KBR & NetGalley for the chance at arc!!
"oh, the webs we weave...when we come together to deceive."
strap in because this is going to be a long one.
Once again, Krista & Becca Ritchie have written a book I'll never get over. The plot? Perfection. The characters? Obsessed. The MULTIPLE povs? To die for. I couldn't put this book down. It was the perfect ending to the series!
There are so many things I could say about Dangerously Ours. I had never read a con-artist series before Webs We Weave! It was such an interesting plot to read. I loved the ins and outs of how the Grave and the Tinrocks went through life. It was so crazy to watch them step into new names and new shoes depending on the situation. It was like magic or something!
Phoebe and Rocky were amazing! I love them so much. The tension, the banter, the bond was just so good. They were a perfect mix of "i seriously hate you (no I don't)". It was so good to see them slowly fall more and more in love through each book. They found each other through everything & nothing could tear them apart.
The found family in this book literally was everything. The way all of them stuck together through everything thrown their way <3 I love how they brought Jake into their family. He was something all of them needed in their new home.
I literally had a mini freak out (a good one) when I realized this book would have multiple povs, especially Hailey's pov. I still think Kbr is in my walls when they write some of their characters because there was just too many things I related to with Hailey. It was so sweet to watch how Oliver & Jake came together to love her. The three of them fit PERFECTLY. They matched each other in the way the three of them needed.
*a small mention of the fact a special appearance of the Core 6 being mentioned had me jaw dropped*
The twists and turns of this book had me so captivated I was literally reading at work. The connection they all had to each other, the trust, and the family was so heartwarming to see. The ending was so bittersweet! I'm so happy to see the happy ending but so sad because...it ended. The story is over. The city of Victoria has no idea they have protectors looking over them. A group of con-artists who found a true home.
"And so, there once was a
silver-tongue
a seductress
a getaway
a chameleon
a mastermind
a psychopath
and a king."
"oh, the webs we weave...when we come together to deceive."
strap in because this is going to be a long one.
Once again, Krista & Becca Ritchie have written a book I'll never get over. The plot? Perfection. The characters? Obsessed. The MULTIPLE povs? To die for. I couldn't put this book down. It was the perfect ending to the series!
There are so many things I could say about Dangerously Ours. I had never read a con-artist series before Webs We Weave! It was such an interesting plot to read. I loved the ins and outs of how the Grave and the Tinrocks went through life. It was so crazy to watch them step into new names and new shoes depending on the situation. It was like magic or something!
Phoebe and Rocky were amazing! I love them so much. The tension, the banter, the bond was just so good. They were a perfect mix of "i seriously hate you (no I don't)". It was so good to see them slowly fall more and more in love through each book. They found each other through everything & nothing could tear them apart.
The found family in this book literally was everything. The way all of them stuck together through everything thrown their way <3 I love how they brought Jake into their family. He was something all of them needed in their new home.
I literally had a mini freak out (a good one) when I realized this book would have multiple povs, especially Hailey's pov. I still think Kbr is in my walls when they write some of their characters because there was just too many things I related to with Hailey. It was so sweet to watch how Oliver & Jake came together to love her. The three of them fit PERFECTLY. They matched each other in the way the three of them needed.
*a small mention of the fact a special appearance of the Core 6 being mentioned had me jaw dropped*
The twists and turns of this book had me so captivated I was literally reading at work. The connection they all had to each other, the trust, and the family was so heartwarming to see. The ending was so bittersweet! I'm so happy to see the happy ending but so sad because...it ended. The story is over. The city of Victoria has no idea they have protectors looking over them. A group of con-artists who found a true home.
"And so, there once was a
silver-tongue
a seductress
a getaway
a chameleon
a mastermind
a psychopath
and a king."
November 20, 2025
Thank you so much to Edelweiss and the publisher for the eARC in exchange for an honest review!
Dangerously Ours is the perfect conclusion to this trilogy! I don't want to say much just yet as this is such an early review but honestly no one writes found families like Krista and Becca Ritchie. I adore these characters and all of their messiness. Not to mention those plot twists at the ending had me with my jaw dropped! Honestly, wouldn't be mad if they ever decided to write a spin off for these because I need a Nova book asap.
I'll probably come back with more thoughts closer to release day, but I loved it!
Dangerously Ours is the perfect conclusion to this trilogy! I don't want to say much just yet as this is such an early review but honestly no one writes found families like Krista and Becca Ritchie. I adore these characters and all of their messiness. Not to mention those plot twists at the ending had me with my jaw dropped! Honestly, wouldn't be mad if they ever decided to write a spin off for these because I need a Nova book asap.
I'll probably come back with more thoughts closer to release day, but I loved it!
January 17, 2026
Took my time because I wasn’t ready for it to be over! Review to come when closer to release day 💜🕷️🕸️
March 14, 2026
i’m sobbing. i love this book, this series, these characters, with all my heart. full review to come.
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August 15, 2025THE COVER? OMGGGHGGGG I CANT WAIT OMG OMG OMG
anticipation
September 4, 2025this is about to burn.
when it finally gets released in like a year lol.
welp see you then !!
when it finally gets released in like a year lol.
welp see you then !!
March 2, 2026
Dangerously Ours was a beautiful, fitting conclusion to the Webs We Weave series. This book delivered everything I’ve come to love about Krista & Becca Ritchie’s writing. It had complex character relationships, emotional tension, and a plot that moved with intention. This is one of those series where I grew genuinely attached to the characters, and finishing it felt a little bittersweet.
The romance between Rocky and Phoebe was still very much the heart of the story. We got to see what their love looks like while navigating fear, history, and complicated choices. I always find it so satisfying as a reader when I get to see how couples navigate their relationship after they’ve fallen in love or established their relationship. This book also focused on Hailey’s romantic arc. I won’t spoil it here, but I think Krista and Becca handled it with great care and I was very happy with the outcome at the end of the novel.
I cannot tell you how happy it made me that they gave us more POVs in addition to Rocky and Phoebe. Getting inside the heads of Hailey, Jake, and Oliver added a layer of intimacy to the story that really strengthened the ensemble dynamic that’s been building across the series, especially compared to the previous two books. I think it also gave more space for the supporting characters to feel emotionally present instead of the focus solely being on Rocky and Phoebe. Every character feels like they’re carrying their own history into the final conflict, and the book spends meaningful time letting those emotional threads resolve rather than rushing past them. The characters really felt like an unshakeable found family. The group’s loyalty to one another feels genuine rather than idealized, and the book does a good job showing both the warmth and the weight that comes with loving people this deeply.
The plot itself was engaging and appropriately high stakes for the finale. It kept its momentum without sacrificing character moments, and the ending felt both complete and true to the series. I ended this book feeling, as a reader, that I got closure, and I was genuinely happy with how it concluded.
It was a very satisfying ending to a series I truly loved, and I’m so glad I took a chance on it. I’m going to miss these characters so much (please give me a Hailey novella!).
5 stars, ARC review
Thank you to Berkley Publishing and NetGalley for the opportunity to get this ARC.
The romance between Rocky and Phoebe was still very much the heart of the story. We got to see what their love looks like while navigating fear, history, and complicated choices. I always find it so satisfying as a reader when I get to see how couples navigate their relationship after they’ve fallen in love or established their relationship. This book also focused on Hailey’s romantic arc. I won’t spoil it here, but I think Krista and Becca handled it with great care and I was very happy with the outcome at the end of the novel.
I cannot tell you how happy it made me that they gave us more POVs in addition to Rocky and Phoebe. Getting inside the heads of Hailey, Jake, and Oliver added a layer of intimacy to the story that really strengthened the ensemble dynamic that’s been building across the series, especially compared to the previous two books. I think it also gave more space for the supporting characters to feel emotionally present instead of the focus solely being on Rocky and Phoebe. Every character feels like they’re carrying their own history into the final conflict, and the book spends meaningful time letting those emotional threads resolve rather than rushing past them. The characters really felt like an unshakeable found family. The group’s loyalty to one another feels genuine rather than idealized, and the book does a good job showing both the warmth and the weight that comes with loving people this deeply.
The plot itself was engaging and appropriately high stakes for the finale. It kept its momentum without sacrificing character moments, and the ending felt both complete and true to the series. I ended this book feeling, as a reader, that I got closure, and I was genuinely happy with how it concluded.
It was a very satisfying ending to a series I truly loved, and I’m so glad I took a chance on it. I’m going to miss these characters so much (please give me a Hailey novella!).
5 stars, ARC review
Thank you to Berkley Publishing and NetGalley for the opportunity to get this ARC.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Firstly, I’d like to thank NetGalley and the publisher for giving me an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Dangerously Ours is the kind of finale that reminds you why you fell in love with a series in the first place. While this trilogy has always centered on deception and high-stakes cons, what makes this final installment stand out is how emotionally grounded it feels. Beneath the strategy and shifting identities, this story is about trust, identity, and choosing who you want to be when the masks come off.
The book dives straight into the aftermath of book two, throwing us back into danger immediately. The central con feels bigger and riskier than anything that came before, not just in scale, but in emotional cost. Every move requires complete trust, and that tension keeps the pacing sharp without ever losing sight of the characters.
One of the strongest elements is the multiple POVs. Getting perspectives from Phoebe, Rocky, Hailey, Jake, and Oliver makes this feel like a true ensemble finale. You’re not just watching events unfold, you’re seeing how each choice impacts the entire group.
Phoebe and Rocky still have that addictive chemistry and sharp banter, but their relationship shows real growth here. There’s a shift from surviving chaos together to intentionally choosing each other, and that evolution feels earned. Hailey’s arc adds another layer of heart, and her romance unfolds in a way that feels natural and satisfying.
As always, the found family dynamic is the emotional core. The loyalty, the sacrifices, the quiet understanding between them is what truly lands. Watching this group fight not just for survival, but for a future they actually want, is both intense and rewarding.
If I had one small critique, it’s that the length and multiple storylines may feel dense at times. But for readers invested in these characters, the depth makes the payoff worth it.
The ending is bittersweet in the best way, emotional, satisfying, and true to who these characters have become. It’s hard to say goodbye, but this felt like the right way to do it.
Also, there are some exciting cameos that I won’t say much about but you should definitely look forward too!!
Dangerously Ours is the kind of finale that reminds you why you fell in love with a series in the first place. While this trilogy has always centered on deception and high-stakes cons, what makes this final installment stand out is how emotionally grounded it feels. Beneath the strategy and shifting identities, this story is about trust, identity, and choosing who you want to be when the masks come off.
The book dives straight into the aftermath of book two, throwing us back into danger immediately. The central con feels bigger and riskier than anything that came before, not just in scale, but in emotional cost. Every move requires complete trust, and that tension keeps the pacing sharp without ever losing sight of the characters.
One of the strongest elements is the multiple POVs. Getting perspectives from Phoebe, Rocky, Hailey, Jake, and Oliver makes this feel like a true ensemble finale. You’re not just watching events unfold, you’re seeing how each choice impacts the entire group.
Phoebe and Rocky still have that addictive chemistry and sharp banter, but their relationship shows real growth here. There’s a shift from surviving chaos together to intentionally choosing each other, and that evolution feels earned. Hailey’s arc adds another layer of heart, and her romance unfolds in a way that feels natural and satisfying.
As always, the found family dynamic is the emotional core. The loyalty, the sacrifices, the quiet understanding between them is what truly lands. Watching this group fight not just for survival, but for a future they actually want, is both intense and rewarding.
If I had one small critique, it’s that the length and multiple storylines may feel dense at times. But for readers invested in these characters, the depth makes the payoff worth it.
The ending is bittersweet in the best way, emotional, satisfying, and true to who these characters have become. It’s hard to say goodbye, but this felt like the right way to do it.
Also, there are some exciting cameos that I won’t say much about but you should definitely look forward too!!
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February 1, 2026There is no end without us together.
High stakes, angst, intrigue! All the things are in store for the Graves/Tinrock crew as they go all in on one final con. Picking up where the last book ended, the group dynamics kept me locked into this story, and I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next. I love the way the authors wrangle so many moving pieces without dropping the ball or confusing readers. In a world where HEAs aren’t guaranteed, Dangerously Ours is a story full of traumatized characters that love each other deeply and will do anything to protect the family they’ve built together.
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this and that:
♡ anti-hero mcs
♡ con artists
♡ found family
♡ love triangle turned throuple
♡ morally gray characters
♡ multiple povs
♡ open door spice
♡ romantic suspense
♡ small town
♡ unexpected pregnancy
triggers:
☞ anxiety attacks
☞ assault x drugging
☞ drug use
☞ mental health
☞ ptsd
☞ violence
notable quotes:
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thank you to Berkley and Netgalley for the gifted review copy!
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♡ read my reviews for books in the series:
Destructively Mine (book two)
Dangerously Ours (book three)
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♡ find me on Instagram!
High stakes, angst, intrigue! All the things are in store for the Graves/Tinrock crew as they go all in on one final con. Picking up where the last book ended, the group dynamics kept me locked into this story, and I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next. I love the way the authors wrangle so many moving pieces without dropping the ball or confusing readers. In a world where HEAs aren’t guaranteed, Dangerously Ours is a story full of traumatized characters that love each other deeply and will do anything to protect the family they’ve built together.
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this and that:
♡ anti-hero mcs
♡ con artists
♡ found family
♡ love triangle turned throuple
♡ morally gray characters
♡ multiple povs
♡ open door spice
♡ romantic suspense
♡ small town
♡ unexpected pregnancy
triggers:
☞ anxiety attacks
☞ assault x drugging
☞ drug use
☞ mental health
☞ ptsd
☞ violence
notable quotes:
_
thank you to Berkley and Netgalley for the gifted review copy!
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♡ read my reviews for books in the series:
Destructively Mine (book two)
Dangerously Ours (book three)
—
♡ find me on Instagram!
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Dangerously Ours
by Krista Ritchie & Becca Ritchie
(Webs We Weave #3)
I’m still in denial that this is really goodbye.
Dangerously Ours picks up immediately after book two and throws us straight back into the chaos with the Graves and the Tinrocks. Stakes are sky high, secrets are heavier than ever, and the con at the center of this book feels like a final exam in trust, loyalty, and love. I can’t say much without spoiling anything, but just know this is the biggest, boldest, most emotional grift of the series.
What made this finale hit so hard is the relationships. We don’t just get Phoebe and Rocky, who still have electric chemistry and that ride or die energy I love so much. We also get Hailey’s romance, and listen… I was giggling, kicking my feet, and fully invested. Seeing two love stories unfold alongside each other added so much depth and warmth to the tension.
As always with Krista and Becca, the characters are the heart of everything. Every single one of them gets a moment. The found family themes wrecked me in the best way. The friendships, the sibling bonds, the quiet sacrifices, the unspoken understanding… it all lands. Jake Waterford, I will defend you forever.
The ending is exactly what this series deserved. Emotional, satisfying, and full of love, even when it hurts to let go. I closed this book already missing Victoria, Connecticut and everyone who lived there on the page.
If you liked found family, morally gray choices, high stakes cons, best friend’s brother romance, and finales that make you feel like you’re leaving real people behind, you need this series on your TBR immediately.
#DangerouslyOurs #KristaRitchie #BeccaRitchie #Berkley #WebsWeWeave
by Krista Ritchie & Becca Ritchie
(Webs We Weave #3)
I’m still in denial that this is really goodbye.
Dangerously Ours picks up immediately after book two and throws us straight back into the chaos with the Graves and the Tinrocks. Stakes are sky high, secrets are heavier than ever, and the con at the center of this book feels like a final exam in trust, loyalty, and love. I can’t say much without spoiling anything, but just know this is the biggest, boldest, most emotional grift of the series.
What made this finale hit so hard is the relationships. We don’t just get Phoebe and Rocky, who still have electric chemistry and that ride or die energy I love so much. We also get Hailey’s romance, and listen… I was giggling, kicking my feet, and fully invested. Seeing two love stories unfold alongside each other added so much depth and warmth to the tension.
As always with Krista and Becca, the characters are the heart of everything. Every single one of them gets a moment. The found family themes wrecked me in the best way. The friendships, the sibling bonds, the quiet sacrifices, the unspoken understanding… it all lands. Jake Waterford, I will defend you forever.
The ending is exactly what this series deserved. Emotional, satisfying, and full of love, even when it hurts to let go. I closed this book already missing Victoria, Connecticut and everyone who lived there on the page.
If you liked found family, morally gray choices, high stakes cons, best friend’s brother romance, and finales that make you feel like you’re leaving real people behind, you need this series on your TBR immediately.
#DangerouslyOurs #KristaRitchie #BeccaRitchie #Berkley #WebsWeWeave
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
thank you to netgalley for providing me an arc in exchange for an honest review
with this being the finale, there's an expectation of high stakes, tension, and close calls, especially with a book that's centered around cons and romance. however, this book didn't deliver as much as i wished. whenever the group did pull a con, the readers aren't in the room and just get skipped to the part when it's in progress already and looks like it'll succeed (i.e. no stakes were set up, it looks like there's nothing to worry about, so there's no gratification). as a long-time reader of the twins, i know they're capable of writing high stakes, high risk situations, so i was a bit confused when they didn't delve into the details in this book. this also goes for the relationship between the main cast and their parent-figures; there's more tell than show when it comes to the hurt they all feel towards their parent-figures - speaking of which, they weren't present much in the novel, despite the build-up of their characters in book 1 and how integral they seem to be to the main cast.
as a reader, i wish we got to see more of them and the details behind the cons because as much as i love the romance and characters, they fall flat in the face of a plot that cuts corners and gives the characters easy wins. however, i still did enjoy how hailey had a more active role.
the last thing i will say is that there are mentions of SA, scenes of being roofied, and scenes that could lead to SA. i wonder though - if it's written that rocky has gone intense underwater breathing lessons, then wouldn't it have occurred to the parents for phoebe to undergo self-defense training? if they had the resources for that, then why wasn't it also directed towards phoebe? using SA as a plot device is never something i agree with as a reader, so for a book that has intense scenes involving SA, i would've appreciated more insight into the implications and trauma for what phoebe has gone through; i've seen them do this amazingly with daisy and lily in the addicted series, but not so much with phoebe. love the girl, but she needs therapy.
strong start to the series, but felt short of an exhilarating finale.
with this being the finale, there's an expectation of high stakes, tension, and close calls, especially with a book that's centered around cons and romance. however, this book didn't deliver as much as i wished. whenever the group did pull a con, the readers aren't in the room and just get skipped to the part when it's in progress already and looks like it'll succeed (i.e. no stakes were set up, it looks like there's nothing to worry about, so there's no gratification). as a long-time reader of the twins, i know they're capable of writing high stakes, high risk situations, so i was a bit confused when they didn't delve into the details in this book. this also goes for the relationship between the main cast and their parent-figures; there's more tell than show when it comes to the hurt they all feel towards their parent-figures - speaking of which, they weren't present much in the novel, despite the build-up of their characters in book 1 and how integral they seem to be to the main cast.
as a reader, i wish we got to see more of them and the details behind the cons because as much as i love the romance and characters, they fall flat in the face of a plot that cuts corners and gives the characters easy wins. however, i still did enjoy how hailey had a more active role.
the last thing i will say is that there are mentions of SA, scenes of being roofied, and scenes that could lead to SA. i wonder though - if it's written that rocky has gone intense underwater breathing lessons, then wouldn't it have occurred to the parents for phoebe to undergo self-defense training? if they had the resources for that, then why wasn't it also directed towards phoebe? using SA as a plot device is never something i agree with as a reader, so for a book that has intense scenes involving SA, i would've appreciated more insight into the implications and trauma for what phoebe has gone through; i've seen them do this amazingly with daisy and lily in the addicted series, but not so much with phoebe. love the girl, but she needs therapy.
strong start to the series, but felt short of an exhilarating finale.
March 11, 2026
ARC Review – Dangerously Ours by the Ritchie Sisters
Anything the Ritchie Sisters write instantly pulls me in, and Dangerously Ours was no exception. In fact, I’d argue it might be the best book in the series which is saying something because everything they write has been addictive to me
Watching these characters evolve over the series has been one of my favorite reading experiences, and this finale felt emotional, satisfying, and completely immersive. Phoebe and Rocky? Still obsessed with them.
But can we talk about Oliver, Jake, and Hailey for a second? Their POV moments in this book were everything. I found myself wanting more of them immediately because honestly, they deserve their own book because their presence added so much to the story.
Another thing I loved was realizing that this story exists in the same timeline as the Calloways. As someone who loves the entire Ritchie universe, I kept hoping for little crossover moments or interactions. Just knowing the worlds overlap made it even more fun to read.
The Ritchie Sisters have a way of writing characters that feel incredibly real: messy, emotional, loyal, and impossible not to root for. Finishing this book felt bittersweet because I’m honestly not ready for their story to end.
I’m intentionally keeping this review vague because this is a series you truly need to experience for yourself without spoilers.
Huge thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. As always, the Ritchie Sisters delivered unforgettable characters and a story I didn’t want to leave.
Anything the Ritchie Sisters write instantly pulls me in, and Dangerously Ours was no exception. In fact, I’d argue it might be the best book in the series which is saying something because everything they write has been addictive to me
Watching these characters evolve over the series has been one of my favorite reading experiences, and this finale felt emotional, satisfying, and completely immersive. Phoebe and Rocky? Still obsessed with them.
But can we talk about Oliver, Jake, and Hailey for a second? Their POV moments in this book were everything. I found myself wanting more of them immediately because honestly, they deserve their own book because their presence added so much to the story.
Another thing I loved was realizing that this story exists in the same timeline as the Calloways. As someone who loves the entire Ritchie universe, I kept hoping for little crossover moments or interactions. Just knowing the worlds overlap made it even more fun to read.
The Ritchie Sisters have a way of writing characters that feel incredibly real: messy, emotional, loyal, and impossible not to root for. Finishing this book felt bittersweet because I’m honestly not ready for their story to end.
I’m intentionally keeping this review vague because this is a series you truly need to experience for yourself without spoilers.
Huge thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. As always, the Ritchie Sisters delivered unforgettable characters and a story I didn’t want to leave.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
I'm genuinely emotional writing this review because saying goodbye to this world and these characters feels like the end of an era.
Dangerously Ours is everything I wanted and needed from a series finale. Krista and Becca Ritchie have always excelled at writing ensemble casts with distinct, fully realized characters, and this final installment proves why they're masters of the craft. Every thread that's been building across the series comes together in ways that feel both inevitable and surprising—the mark of truly skilled storytelling.
What I loved most: the emotional payoffs. There's a specific kind of satisfaction that comes from watching characters you've been rooting for finally get their moments, and this book delivers that in spades. The authors managed to honor each character's journey without it feeling rushed or forced.
The ending is earned, which is increasingly rare and so deeply appreciated.
Yes, I'm sad it's over. But I'm also grateful for how beautifully it ended. This is the kind of finale that makes you want to immediately start the series over from the beginning.
If you've been with this series from the start, you already know you're reading this. If you haven't started yet—what are you waiting for?
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing an advance copy in exchange for an honest review.
Dangerously Ours is everything I wanted and needed from a series finale. Krista and Becca Ritchie have always excelled at writing ensemble casts with distinct, fully realized characters, and this final installment proves why they're masters of the craft. Every thread that's been building across the series comes together in ways that feel both inevitable and surprising—the mark of truly skilled storytelling.
What I loved most: the emotional payoffs. There's a specific kind of satisfaction that comes from watching characters you've been rooting for finally get their moments, and this book delivers that in spades. The authors managed to honor each character's journey without it feeling rushed or forced.
The ending is earned, which is increasingly rare and so deeply appreciated.
Yes, I'm sad it's over. But I'm also grateful for how beautifully it ended. This is the kind of finale that makes you want to immediately start the series over from the beginning.
If you've been with this series from the start, you already know you're reading this. If you haven't started yet—what are you waiting for?
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing an advance copy in exchange for an honest review.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Dangerously Ours, the final book in the Webs We Weave series, was the perfect way to close out the story. Krista & Becca Ritchie absolutely delivered a satisfying, emotional, high-stakes conclusion.
This book picks up right where book two left off, throwing us straight back into the danger, the cons, and the deep emotional bonds that make this series so addictive. I loved the multiple POVs—Rocky, Phoebe, Hailey, Jake, and Oliver—which added so much depth and allowed us to fully experience not one, but two romances unfolding alongside the main plot.
Rocky and Phoebe are back in action, facing even higher stakes together. The character growth across the board was incredible. Watching these characters confront their pasts, fiercely protect their chosen family, and fight for the life they want was both heartbreaking and rewarding. I loved every single character, and I’m genuinely sad this series has come to an end. That said, I was completely satisfied with the ending—it felt earned, emotional, and true to the story.
📌 Highly recommend reading the first two books before picking this one up, and definitely check the trigger warnings before diving in.
Thank you to Krista & Becca Ritchie, NetGalley, and Berkley Publishing group for the ARC!
This book picks up right where book two left off, throwing us straight back into the danger, the cons, and the deep emotional bonds that make this series so addictive. I loved the multiple POVs—Rocky, Phoebe, Hailey, Jake, and Oliver—which added so much depth and allowed us to fully experience not one, but two romances unfolding alongside the main plot.
Rocky and Phoebe are back in action, facing even higher stakes together. The character growth across the board was incredible. Watching these characters confront their pasts, fiercely protect their chosen family, and fight for the life they want was both heartbreaking and rewarding. I loved every single character, and I’m genuinely sad this series has come to an end. That said, I was completely satisfied with the ending—it felt earned, emotional, and true to the story.
📌 Highly recommend reading the first two books before picking this one up, and definitely check the trigger warnings before diving in.
Thank you to Krista & Becca Ritchie, NetGalley, and Berkley Publishing group for the ARC!
December 31, 2025
Dangerously Ours, by Krista & Becca Ritchie, continues the story of the Graves and Tinrocks, a family of grifters looking to go straight. Phoebe and Hailey have installed themselves in the small, coastal town of Victoria, Connecticut, and they are trying their best to stay on the straight and narrow. Unfortunately, that is hard to do with long dead secrets rising from the grave and family members who aren’t quite ready to give up the game yet. Not to mention significant others (Rocky for Phoebe and Jake/Oliver for Hailey) with their own agendas.
Dangerously Ours is by far my favorite installment of the Webs We Weave series by the Ritchie sisters. Whereas the other books were slow, laborious reads, this one had real character development and growth. I especially appreciated reading the additional viewpoints of Hailey, Jake, and Oliver. They brought a much-needed change in perspective to the story. Dangerously Ours more or less ties up all the story lines in the series and provides a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.
Thank you to NetGalley and Berkley Publishing Group for sharing this advanced review copy with me in exchange for my honest feedback!
Dangerously Ours is by far my favorite installment of the Webs We Weave series by the Ritchie sisters. Whereas the other books were slow, laborious reads, this one had real character development and growth. I especially appreciated reading the additional viewpoints of Hailey, Jake, and Oliver. They brought a much-needed change in perspective to the story. Dangerously Ours more or less ties up all the story lines in the series and provides a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.
Thank you to NetGalley and Berkley Publishing Group for sharing this advanced review copy with me in exchange for my honest feedback!
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
4.25 Stars!!!
Thank you to the publisher for the early eARC of this book!
What. A. Conclusion. I have really enjoyed reading this trilogy and following the stories of the Graves and Tinrock siblings. The overarching story that has followed us through all three books finally meets it's conclusion in Dangerously Ours. I did not want to put this down.
If you love a little suspense or mystery and adventure in your romances, this series is a must read! While at their core, these are romance books, the story we follow the siblings through is definitely the standout for me in this series. In short, these characters are all part of a con ring run by their parents and decide they want out. The books follow them as they try to get themselves out of the life of lies they have been living and starting fresh.
In this book in particular, I loved that we had expanded POV's to some of the side characters from the first two books and the story that began towards the middle/end of book two. That added a lot to the dynamics of the group and story that would have been hard to tell if we only had the POV's from the first two books.
Thank you to the publisher for the early eARC of this book!
What. A. Conclusion. I have really enjoyed reading this trilogy and following the stories of the Graves and Tinrock siblings. The overarching story that has followed us through all three books finally meets it's conclusion in Dangerously Ours. I did not want to put this down.
If you love a little suspense or mystery and adventure in your romances, this series is a must read! While at their core, these are romance books, the story we follow the siblings through is definitely the standout for me in this series. In short, these characters are all part of a con ring run by their parents and decide they want out. The books follow them as they try to get themselves out of the life of lies they have been living and starting fresh.
In this book in particular, I loved that we had expanded POV's to some of the side characters from the first two books and the story that began towards the middle/end of book two. That added a lot to the dynamics of the group and story that would have been hard to tell if we only had the POV's from the first two books.
April 11, 2026
From the very first pages, Krista and Becca Ritchie delivered on the promise of fast-paced storytelling. There is genuinely not a dull moment, and before I knew it I was chapters in with no intention of stopping. The emotional gut-punches come early and often — one moment in particular had me in literal tears, carrying the full weight of everything that came before in this series.
The character dynamics in this book are some of the most compelling and surprising elements of the story. I went in curious about where certain relationships were headed and came out fully invested in directions I never expected. The tension KB built — the slow reveals, the chapter breaks that cut away at exactly the wrong moment — was the best and worst kind of suspense.
The villain in this book is worth talking about. He kept me completely off-balance. Every time I thought I had a read on him, the story pulled the rug out. The plotting around him is relentless and layered in a way that made it impossible to put the book down.
I was warned to give myself plenty of time for the back half of the book, and that advice was absolutely right. By the final chapters I was at a loss for words. The ending delivered — epic, satisfying, and true to everything this series built.
Dangerously Ours is a wild, emotional, chaotic ride and I loved every second of it. Krista and Becca truly upped their game with this one.
The character dynamics in this book are some of the most compelling and surprising elements of the story. I went in curious about where certain relationships were headed and came out fully invested in directions I never expected. The tension KB built — the slow reveals, the chapter breaks that cut away at exactly the wrong moment — was the best and worst kind of suspense.
The villain in this book is worth talking about. He kept me completely off-balance. Every time I thought I had a read on him, the story pulled the rug out. The plotting around him is relentless and layered in a way that made it impossible to put the book down.
I was warned to give myself plenty of time for the back half of the book, and that advice was absolutely right. By the final chapters I was at a loss for words. The ending delivered — epic, satisfying, and true to everything this series built.
Dangerously Ours is a wild, emotional, chaotic ride and I loved every second of it. Krista and Becca truly upped their game with this one.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
✨️Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for sending me this ARC in exchange for an honest review!
I love this group so much and will miss them but what an amazing final book in a great series. The characters that Krista and Becca create and the world, I cannot say enough about how much I love them and the writing overall. This story picks up and follows the group pulling off their most important con to date but also you follow two amazing romances as well that is interwoven throughout.
This book will put you through all the emotions and keep you on the edge of your seat so buckle up and dive in. I love love love the characters development in this one, I feel like each grew in their own way, which was great because we also got additional viewpoints from some we had not seen before. I enjoyed this one from beginning to end and will be sitting here for a bit just absorbing it, go pre-order this one now because its so worth it!
I love this group so much and will miss them but what an amazing final book in a great series. The characters that Krista and Becca create and the world, I cannot say enough about how much I love them and the writing overall. This story picks up and follows the group pulling off their most important con to date but also you follow two amazing romances as well that is interwoven throughout.
This book will put you through all the emotions and keep you on the edge of your seat so buckle up and dive in. I love love love the characters development in this one, I feel like each grew in their own way, which was great because we also got additional viewpoints from some we had not seen before. I enjoyed this one from beginning to end and will be sitting here for a bit just absorbing it, go pre-order this one now because its so worth it!
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