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Lana

I shattered the monster’s heart, and I’d do it again.

He thinks his wrath can break me.

He thinks I’m afraid of his cage.

He forgets I thrive in the dark.

We are forced into a deadly alliance, chasing the same target.

But while we are busy trading blows and drawing each other’s blood, the rules change.

A bigger predator is stepping out of the shadows.

And if the monster and I don’t stop fighting each other…

This new nightmare will bury us both.

Noa

My little hummingbird isn’t a victim—she’s a lethal weapon.

She ruined me, and she doesn’t regret a single second of it.

I want to make her suffer. I want to watch her burn.

Instead, we are locked in a vicious stalemate, hunting my father.

But our mutual hatred has made us sloppy.

We were so focused on destroying each other that we didn’t see the trap.

A greater danger is closing in, targeting what’s mine.

I might want to break her myself,

But I’ll massacre the world before I let anyone else try.

378 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 26, 2026

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1,859 reviews153 followers
Review of advance copy
October 14, 2026
This is the second book in the Deadly Serenate Series and it picks up right where the first book left off. This is the enemies to lovers I love to read. They are morally gray, they are very unhinged and I am obsessed with them. This book is emotional and filled with tension and I was flipping the pages at record speed. This was a fantastic but DARK book. You will definitely need to read the first book before delving into this one, but if you are in the mood for a dark romance with complicated characters, look no further.

Thank you to the author and Love Notes PR for access to the ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Pub Date: 10/26/26
Profile Image for Kenia Coronado.
412 reviews208 followers
October 13, 2026
Nice conclusion to the story! This is the perfect example of how misinformation can ruin two people that adore eachother while someone else is pulling the strings behind the scenes. I did want more romance between them but we did get that on book 1 and this one focused more on the female rage and revenge. She was an abdominal baddie!
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127 reviews32 followers
November 2, 2026
This book picks up right where book 1 leaves off.

Noa and Lana are complicated, dysfunctional people with so many hidden truths about their pasts. This book is darker than book 1 and I would say has more action and intensity as well. The side characters stand out and show more emotion in this book. I really enjoyed the banter between Noa and Lana. They both know how to push each other to the limit.

I read this book in two days and was immersed. I could not put the book down!
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222 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 20, 2026
★★★★★

Sing for Us by A.H. Monroe was the perfect conclusion to Lana and Noah’s story, and I genuinely couldn’t have asked for a better ending for these two!

After everything that happened in the previous book, I knew this story would be full of revenge, secrets, and complicated feelings, but I wasn’t prepared for how much I would end up loving it. Lana and Noah begin this story on opposite sides, both consumed by resentment and convinced the other is responsible for things that have caused them unimaginable pain.

Noah wants revenge for everything Lana put him through, while Lana believes Noah is responsible for her father’s death. Neither is willing to back down, and watching these two deadly, determined characters go against each other was SO entertaining. They both have their own teams, their own motives, and plenty of reasons to hate each other.

But what happens when revenge has to take a back seat because there’s a bigger enemy to defeat?

Their reluctant alliance was one of my favorite parts of the story. They have to learn to work together despite all the hurt, anger, and mistrust between them. And as the truth begins to unfold, we finally get answers to the questions that have been hanging over their story.

One revelation that particularly stood out to me was the connection between their parents and how much their pasts were intertwined. I suspected from the beginning that the mysterious boy Lana kept mentioning was Noah, and I was so happy to see that suspicion confirmed! However, I never expected everything surrounding their parents to be connected in the way it was. That entire revelation made their story even more meaningful.

And can we talk about the villain? Because THAT ending was so satisfying! I loved seeing Lana take matters into her own hands and bring down someone who looked down on powerful women. Watching him finally get what he deserved, at the hands of a woman he underestimated, was incredibly satisfying.

But beyond the revenge, the action, and the revelations, what really made this book special to me was Lana and Noah themselves.

They had so much resentment between them, so many reasons to believe the worst about each other, and so much pain to work through. Yet, they eventually found their way back to each other. I loved that forgiveness became part of their journey and that, despite everything they had done and everything they had believed, they were still able to choose each other.

And Noah… oh, Noah. 🖤 I became so attached to him in this book. Getting to know him more deeply and seeing the man behind everything that had happened made me love him even more. It was especially meaningful to finally see him known as Noah rather than simply M.

This was a five-star read for me, without a doubt. The revelations, the revenge, the emotional payoff, and the happy ending made this a truly satisfying conclusion to Lana and Noah’s story.

Five well-deserved stars for a couple who fought, hurt, and challenged each other but ultimately found their way back to love. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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1,173 reviews114 followers
October 21, 2026
Sing for us is the conclusion to Lana and Noa’s duet and what a journey our author had in store for us. The outlook and vibes within this book is a lot more darker than book one so I would definitely suggest checking your TWs but if you’re like me and were ready for the chaos of this book then buckle up.

Of course this is duet so you need to dive into Hum For Me prior to starting this book but if you have then this book picks up where book 1 has ended. This author promised enemies to lovers and that is what we got. Sometimes when a book says its enemies to lovers they only remain enemies for 20/30%, but for this book I would say these two were enemies right up to the 75% mark before the crumbling and cracks started to show.

This book was a rollercoaster of emotions but one emotion I didn’t expect to feel was grief more specifically focused on the grief of the betrayal between Lana and Noa, which honestly broke me that while these two were no longer seeing eye to eye, they grieved their relationship and what could have been.

I don’t want to give too much away but expect unhingedness, chaos, twists and turns.

Thank you so much to the author who provided this e-arc for my honest thoughts 💭
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729 reviews27 followers
November 2, 2026
I love the first book in the duet and was so looking forward to this one! Sing For Us starts right from where Hum For Me leaves off on that brutal cliffhanger and it just gets even more intense from there. After Lara’s betrayal, Noa is devastated and is forced into a fight he doesn’t really want to have. They return to their flirty dynamic but now with much more fiery hate as they take turns trying to murder each other. I love some fem rage and Lara is a diabolical villian when she wants to be. But neither of them can really break apart from the love they had for each other, and it was so incredibly sad. For me the saddest part was that he doesn’t call her little hummingbird for the majority of the book, until they get back together at the end. I think completely destroying their relationship in this book really separates it from the first book and it’s partly why I enjoyed the first book more. A lot of their previous dynamic and what I loved about them is essentially gone, and this honestly could have been written as a totally separate book. Do I still love Lana and Noa? Yes, this is a great story with many dark twists but I enjoyed the first book more. I did enjoy the change in the spicy scene dynamic though…let’s say there are a lot more “switch ups” in who’s in charge… This is a strong second book to the duet and I’m happy to see Lana and Noa get the justice they deserve and become the craziest serial unaliver couple. I give this a 4/5
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609 reviews15 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 25, 2026
I've been waiting for this conclusion to Lana and Noa's duet and it was so well worth the wait.
The feminine rage in this book is 🤌🏻
From the very beginning we're thrown back to where we were left hanging in Hum for Me.
The intensity between Lana and Noa was off the charts. The absolute hate they instantly felt for one another....blinding them from the truth..and also the real target.
Both Lana and Noa have lost A LOT. Flahsbacks start popping up for both of them. Which ends up revealing a large secret near the end.
The tension between them when they find themselves having to work together while still wanting to kill each other was just that, intense. Especially when things still got heated in a different way 😏🥵

But I also ended up finding myself in tears near the end when a tragic loss occurred. 😭 i wasn't ready for that.

However revenge was sweet and the ending, the epilogue was even sweeter.

I enjoyed reading this book.
Thank you so much for allowing me to arc read, A.H. Monroe & lovenotes.pr 🫶🏻
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313 reviews8 followers
November 2, 2026
Wow what an epic ending to this duet. The first book was intense and this one was even more so. I nearly cried at some parts of the book. But after everything Noa and Lana went through their entire life and to finally find love together it was EPIC. The story was incredible and there were alot of twists and turns, betrayal, happiness, tragedy, and finally forgiveness and acceptance. I loved this duet so much!
I recieved an advance reader copy of this book for an honest voluntary review.
1,533 reviews42 followers
October 26, 2026
Lana shattered the monster’s heart, and she’d do it again.

He thinks his wrath can break her.

He thinks she’s afraid of his cage.

He forgets Lana thrives in the dark.

They are forced into a deadly alliance, chasing the same target.

But while they are busy trading blows and drawing each other’s blood, the rules change.

A bigger predator is stepping out of the shadows.

And if the monster and Lana don’t stop fighting each other…
This new nightmare will bury them both.

Noa’s little hummingbird isn’t a victim—she’s a lethal weapon.

She ruined him, and she doesn’t regret a single second of it.

Noa wants to make her suffer. He wants to watch her burn.

Instead, they are locked in a vicious stalemate, hunting Noa’s father.

But our mutual hatred has made them sloppy.

They were so focused on destroying each other that they didn’t see the trap.

A greater danger is closing in, targeting what’s Noa’s.
Noa might want to break Lana himself,

But he’ll massacre the world before he lets anyone else try.

YOUR MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS!!! Please read and pay close attention to the trigger warnings at the beginning of this book. Some content and scenes may not suit all readers and could be triggering for others. Remember, your mental health comes first. Reader discretion is advised. Intended for readers 18+.

Triggers include but are not limited to: Murder, Violence, Psychological Torture, Physical Torture, Toxic Dynamics, Death of a Parent (On Page and in a Flashback), Suicidal Ideation, Thoughts of Self-Harm, Arson, Cancer (On Page and in a Flashback), Brain Tumor (On Page and in a Flashback), Death of a Friend (On Page), Dub Con, Blood Play, Knife Play, Masturbation, Forced Masturbation, Spit Play, Dangerous Sexual Activities, Agoraphobia, Very Explicit Sexual Content, Strong Language, Revenge, Psychological Abuse, Physical Fights, Gun Violence, Digital Surveillance, Stalking, Traumatic Brain Injury, Medical Trauma, Emergency Surgery, Neurosurgery (Not on Page), Hospital/ICU Scenes (On Page), Coma, Grief and Bereavement, Bullying of a Child (Off-Page and Mentioned in a Flashback), Child Abuse (Not Between the Main Characters; Discussed on Page and in Flashbacks), Degradation Kink.

Tropes: Reluctant Allies, Morally Grey Characters, Strong / Deadly FMC, Who Did This to You?, Villain Gets the Girl, Cat and Mouse, Betrayal and Broken Trust, Power Struggle, Protective Antihero, Common Enemy, Deadly Couple, Dangerous Duo, External Threat Forces Cooperation, Possession vs. Love, Redemption, Survival and Resilience, Mutual Destruction, Trust and Betrayal, Control and Defiance, Dark Romance, Enemies-to-Lovers, Forced Proximity, Forced Alliance, Touch Her and Unalive, Possessive MMC, Morally Grey MCs, Revenge, Strong FMC,
Love-Hate Relationship, Villain Romance, Obsession

Sing for Us is the 2nd book in the Deadly Serenade Duet by A.H. Monroe.

Sing for Us (by A.H. Monroe) is the perfect way to finish off Lana and Noa's story. I'm absolutely thrilled with how Lana and Noa’s story has concluded!

This is a sequel to the first book in the duet, so I expected some revenge, some secrecy, and a host of complex emotions in the second half of the series. What I didn't expect was how much I actually enjoyed the second book. From the very beginning, Lana and Noah are at war with each other. Each is full of anger, and each believes the other is to blame for the things they've suffered, which is incredibly painful, absolutely awful.

e absolutely fascinating. Noah is absolutely determined to get even with Lana for all the bad things she's done to him, whereas Lana believes it's all Noah's fault that her dad is dead. Neither of them is going to back down, and it's been great to see how much passion and determination they both have to beat the other. Both Lana and Noa have a team behind them; they want different things from the confrontation, and they each have a myriad of reasons to hate the other.

And when Lana and Noa realize they need to set aside their need for vengeance to deal with an even bigger threat?

One of the best things about the story for me was the fact that they were forced into a partnership. Both of them had to find a way to make it work despite all the pain, anger, and lack of trust. As more of the truth comes to light, we can answer so many of the questions that have hung over their relationship throughout their story.

The thing that struck me most was the revelation about their parents and how their lives have been so closely interwoven. I'd already had a pretty strong suspicion that the enigmatic lad that Lana speaks of is Noah so it was very satisfying to see that assumption confirmed! I didn't expect the revelations about their parents to be so interlinked. They really do make the stories mean so much more.

Shall we talk about the villain? That ending was just absolutely satisfying. It was so good to see Lana taking it on herself and taking down someone who was clearly looking down his nose at women of power. It was absolutely delicious to watch him get what he deserved at the hands of a woman he had dismissed.

Beyond the revenge, the action, the revelations, and the steam, I actually came to like both Lana and Noa as people.

Both Lana and Noa had their own reasons to be furious with the other; they had valid reasons to think the worst of one another, and they were carrying a lot of pain they needed to work through, both on their own and together. I loved the way they found their way back to each other.

One of the greatest things that A.H. Monroe did was include forgiveness in the book and as part of Lana and Noa’s healing process. After all the negative thoughts, they'd had about themselves and each other, I loved how they still chose to be together.

And Noa... oh Noa. That book really won me over when it came to Noa. The more you get to know him, the more you come to love him. It was absolutely lovely to finally be able to see him as Noa rather than just M.

I can honestly say this book deserves 5 stars. That final chapter of the Lana/Noa saga gave me the closure I needed, and I know it will give anyone who reads this duet the closure they need, too, in regard to Lana and Noa’s relationship. We get reveals, revenge, emotional resolution, and yes, we get a happy ending.

This is a five-star, well-earned rating for a couple who fought, hurt, and challenged each other and who, in the end, found their way back to love.
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11 reviews
October 30, 2026
ARC Review 📚 🐭
It is no secret how obsessed I am with M and Lana. I waited months, ages, FOREVER for part two, and then devoured it in only a couple of hours... 🤭

Sing For Us starts right where Hum For Me ended… at THAT horrible cliffhanger.

We finally get to see Lana's true colours. No more “good girl” act. Trust me when I say you should be terrified of her… because she truly is a monster. No heart, no mercy, only hate and one goal: revenge and finally getting the chance to kill M...

And M? He's furious too. He lost his little hummingbird. He fell madly in love with her, she meant everything to him, and she deceived him. And the worst part? He never saw it coming...

But when M's father shows up, everything changes. They're forced to form an alliance, bringing old feelings back to the surface. Truths turn out to be lifelong lies, and nobody's life is safe anymore. Will they even survive?

What a rollercoaster! From hate to heartbreak, from being emotionally broken into a thousand pieces to slowly putting them back together, all through a dark, twisted but beautiful love. 😍🖤

My heart was hurting for Lana. I actually shed a few tears. She didn't deserve any of this. 😭💔

And M's father... I knew he was going to be an asshole, but I didn't know he was going to be SUCH a fucking asshole. I actually felt rage myself. But don't worry… he got what he deserved. 😉

How can two people hate each other so much, constantly want to kill each other and STILL have such incredible chemistry? The tension is on another level! Their feud frustrated me SO many times I wanted to scream: “Stop being such idiots! You clearly still love each other!!!” 🤭

🌶️ Spice: Fewer spicy scenes than the previous book, but the moments we did get were hotter than ever! 🥵 And that first scene… 🤭 The chemistry had me completely hooked. Probably my favourite moment of the entire book! 😍

⚠️ Trigger warning menu: A beautiful menu again! Please check the full trigger warnings, including the heavy emotional themes of loss, traumatic brain injury, medical trauma, emergency surgery, grief and bereavement. Remember, it's always okay to put a book down if it becomes too much. Your mental health matters. 🖤

And THAT ending!!! Absolutely perfect! 😍 I even screamed when I read that final sentence. There is no better ending to their story than those three words... 😭😍 And in the end... They were always meant to be together. 🥹
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45 reviews3 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 9, 2026
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
5/5 stars: pure, blissful pain (and I wouldn't change a thing)

First of all, THANK YOU to A.H. Monroe for letting me read the ARC. I read the ARC of Hum For Me too, so getting early access to book two feels surreal. I'm still not over it.

Sing For Us picked up exactly where my heart was left bleeding and then kept going. Lana and Noa are on opposite sides of a war, and every chapter is a battle of wills where they're trying to wound each other while clearly still tangled up in each other. The push and pull is chef's kiss. They hate each other, they want each other, and they're both too stubborn and too hurt to admit it. I was yelling at my book more than once.

What makes it hit so hard is that the real tragedy isn't just the violence. It's how much of the pain comes from miscommunication, grief, and the fact that someone else is pulling strings in the background. Watching them circle each other, both so sure they're right, both so sure they're alone, made me ache. The author warned us that they wouldn't always be likable, and she wasn't kidding. Their actions mirror how hurt they are, and that's what makes their growth so satisfying. It doesn't come cheap or quick, and I loved every messy step.

The female rage in this book was written brilliantly. Lana is terrifying and heartbreaking, and I love that the book lets her be both. Noa is a walking contradiction, a monster to the world and a soft, tortured man underneath. Their supporting cast is incredible too. The team banter gave me real laughs between the heavy moments, and the friendships feel like found family. Also I loved how despite being on opposite sides and enemies, when they finally became allies they were able to forgive and be there for each other, especially the girls being girls' girls warmed my heart.

The pacing keeps you turning pages, the tension doesn't let up, and the emotional payoff is immaculate. I laughed, I gasped, and yes, I cried. Real tears. 5 freaking times!

A note for readers: this is dark and intense with extremely heavy themes. Please read the content warnings in the front, because this book goes there. But if you can handle it, the payoff is worth every second.

I'm so glad I read this, and I'll love Lana and M forever.
Miss Monroe please take my emotional stability, I don't need it anyway. I'm signing over my heart to you!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
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14 reviews2 followers
November 2, 2026
Sing For Us was one heck of a ride! Picking up right where Hum For Me left off, this conclusion to Lana and Noa’s story takes everything to a darker, messier level. And trust me, there is no shortage of chaos, twists, and emotional damage.

I really appreciated that the enemies-to-lovers trope was done justice here. These two didn’t just have a minor disagreement before falling back into each other’s arms. The betrayal, resentment, and hurt ran deep, and watching them navigate those feelings made their journey all the more compelling. There was something heartbreaking about watching them grieve not only what they had lost but also what could have been.

Lana was an absolute force in this book. Her anger, determination, and thirst for revenge made her such an interesting character to follow. I also loved the underlying theme of how easily manipulation and misinformation can destroy relationships when someone else is pulling the strings.

My only real complaint is that I wanted a little more romance between Lana and Noa. The revenge and chaos understandably took center stage, but I would have loved more moments focused on their connection.

Overall, this was an intense, twisty, and emotionally charged conclusion to the duet. Definitely read Hum For Me first, and check the trigger warnings before diving in. A.H. Monroe certainly knows how to put her characters through it!

Thank you to the author and Love Notes PR for providing me with an advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.
Profile Image for Mia Wadsworth.
101 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 21, 2026
Arc review

After reading this I actually HAD to message A.H. Monroe because OMG. Phenomenal.

This was easily a five star read for me and I adored Lana and Noa as usual. Sing for Us immediately brings you back into the story after Hum for Me’s ending and I was hooked from chapter one.

Lana maintains her badass FMC status from book one but I loved seeing more of her self come out in this book and what has influenced her life.

Noa! I cannot get over his story and his devotion to Lana in every sense. Reading about his childhood and the family dynamic he grew up around was the perfect insight into his character.

When I saw a post saying that I would cry reading this, I was honestly doubtful (I’m just not a crier for books) but I was proven very wrong. Sing for Us is the perfect mix of dark, devastating and somehow heartwarming all at once and I will forever be grateful for being selected as an ARC reader. If you’re looking for a book that has twists and will keep you reading for hours at a time, this is it. Obviously read book one first.

Side note: seeing the potential for the next book 👀 develop throughout this story was incredible and I will be impatiently waiting for anything this author decides to publish in the future.

Thank you to A.H. Monroe and Love Notes PR for this ARC in exchange for an honest review. 🖤
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169 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 23, 2026
Some books entertain you, some pull you in, and then there are books that make you feel so much that you’re left thinking about them long after you’ve finished reading. Sing for Us was that kind of read for me. ❤️‍🔥

I loved how this story made me feel invested in the characters and their journey. There’s something so addictive about a book that makes you want to keep turning the pages while also making you wish you could slow down and stay in the story a little longer. I found myself getting emotionally attached, and that’s always one of my favourite things about reading.

What made this a five-star read for me was the overall experience. I was drawn into the story, cared about what happened, and came away feeling like I’d experienced something special. It’s the kind of book that reminds me exactly why I love getting lost in a good story in the first place.

A.H. Monroe delivered a read that hit the spot for me, and I finished feeling completely satisfied. Not every book needs to be perfect to earn five stars from me; sometimes it’s about how much I enjoyed the journey and how the story made me feel.

Five stars from me! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Another book that reminded me why my TBR will never be under control, and honestly, I have absolutely no intention of fixing that. 😂📚❤️

🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥 5 Chickens (If you kow, you know😉)
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125 reviews3 followers
October 27, 2026
Sing For Us wraps up the Deadly Serenade duet with Noa and Lana, and it delivers the enemies-to-lovers trope. Both of them are forced into an uneasy alliance while chasing the same target, and the push and pull between them kept me hooked. They're constantly trading blows and fighting what's between them, and it never felt flat.

The story is dark, but it's well plotted. I enjoyed the storyline and the end goal they're working toward, and the stakes kept rising as a bigger threat closed in. The supporting teams around Noa and Lana added real depth, and I liked seeing those relationships develop alongside the main romance.

I also appreciated that the trigger warnings were included. With a book this dark and with some of the themes in the book, it's a thoughtful touch that lets readers go in informed.

The epilogue was a highlight. It ties everything together and brings the duet full circle in a way that felt earned.

Overall, this is a solid, good story and a strong conclusion to the duet. If you like dark romance with high tension, this one is worth picking up. Read book one first!
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35 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 8, 2026
SING FOR US A.H. Monroe ✨

I received a VERY early copy of Sing For Us from the Queen herself, A.H. Monroe, and I finished this entire book in ONE DAY. 🫠📖

Now, I absolutely loved the first book and the relationship of M and Lana… but THAT CLIFFHANGER?!? SENT ME. Like… excuse me?! WHAT EVEN WAS THAT??? 😵‍💫

And somehow book two managed to take me on an even bigger emotional rollercoaster. I laughed, I gasped, I cried, I wanted to scream and I definitely needed to know what was going to happen next.

The tension and feuds between the characters had me hooked, the setting was EVERYTHING, and that comeback?! 👏🏼🔥 Just perfection.
And can we talk about the spice? 🌶️ Because while there wasnt alot it was just the right amount for this story. Enough to keep things delicious without taking away from everything else happening.

The drama. The tension. The emotions. The chaos. The characters.

A.H. Monroe really said let me emotionally destroy you again and I said thank you, may I have another? 😂

If you loved the first book, trust me… you are NOT ready for this one. 🖤
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80 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
October 16, 2026
Some relationships are impossible to forget, even when they're built on betrayal.

Sing For Us by A.H. Monroe is a dark, intense continuation of Lana and Noa's story, bringing together revenge, complicated feelings, and a past that refuses to stay buried.

What stood out to me was the tension between these two characters. Their dynamic is messy, explosive, and full of conflicting emotions. They can work together almost instinctively, yet the history between them makes trusting each other anything but easy.

I also liked how the story explores the thin line between love and hatred, especially when neither character seems ready to let go of what happened before. The dangerous atmosphere adds another layer of intensity, keeping the stakes high as old wounds and hidden motives come into play.

This is definitely a darker romance with morally grey characters and plenty of emotional conflict. If you enjoy complicated relationships, revenge-driven plots, and characters who challenge each other at every turn, this one might be for you!
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186 reviews3 followers
October 22, 2026
A great way to wrap up this duet! I really enjoyed this one. It was fun to see Lana and Noa go from being a couple in the first book to enemies and then back to lovers in this one. I loved getting to see their relationship from a different perspective and watching their journey unfold.

This was such a refreshing take, and I haven’t really read anything like it before.

You can really see Lana struggling and slowly losing herself in this one. At times, I even found her unlikeable. However, it’s understandable after seeing everything she’s been through. Watching her lose everyone she loves was heartbreaking.

I loved how their pasts intertwined and how much it added to their story and their reconciliation.

Shoutout to the side characters, especially Oliver, for making this story even more enjoyable. I absolutely loved the found family aspect of this book!

Thank you, A.H. Monroe and Love Notes PR, for the ARC!
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209 reviews3 followers
November 1, 2026
Sing for Us by A. H. Monroe
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wow, I absolutely loved this book! After reading Hum for Me, I couldn’t wait to dive into Sing for Us, and it did not disappoint. Lots of spice, but a fantastic storyline to go with it!

Lana has shattered Noa’s heart, and she isn’t sorry about it. Forced into a deadly alliance to hunt his father, they’re so focused on fighting each other that they fail to see an even greater threat closing in. Working together might be their only chance of surviving.

I loved all the characters, and the banter was brilliant. Lana gives as good as she gets, while Noa’s anger towards her clashes with his fierce determination to keep her safe. Their relationship is explosive, and that tension makes for such an addictive read.

The spice, danger and fiery exchanges are all there, but it’s the story and characters alongside them that made this a five star read for me. What a book!
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852 reviews17 followers
October 27, 2026
Arc review

I really enjoyed this one!! Lana and Noa had me so invested in their story, and I loved getting to see how everything continued in the second book of the duet. Their dynamic is messy, intense, and full of so many emotions, and I honestly couldn't get enough of the tension between them. The way their past affects their relationship makes everything even more complicated.

I really liked seeing more of Lana's strength and determination, and Noa is such a complicated character. Their character development was one of my favorite parts, especially seeing them deal with their issues and everything standing between them. Their chemistry was SO good, and I loved how much emotion there was behind their relationship

I had such a good time reading this book. Thank you Love note pr for the arc🥰🥰
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15 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 18, 2026
For those who remember, I was a huge fan of the first book—which, spoiler alert, ended on a major plot twist. So, when the ARCs for this sequel became available, I knew I had to read it. The story picks up right where we left off, and I immediately found myself sliding into the author’s DMs to check if what I was hoping for was actually going to happen. Once I dove back in, the story completely gripped me all over again. Anger, sadness, the process of grieving—but above all, love—resonated loudly in every single chapter. Noa (M) and Lana are truly made for each other; when love survives trauma—when your whole world has essentially exploded—you just know it’s meant to be. Honestly, I loved every bit of it! ❤️
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5 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 25, 2026
**this is an ARC REVIEW book given by author in advance**

This is what I picture when I say UNHINGED FMC, no bullshit no going back.. the true enemies to lover, where MMC would be 'i will kill you' but the moment there is a Danger on her he turns 'touch her and die', there are moments when I was like are they both blind? How much more miscommunication can ruin your life.. the secret the plot twists.. the kinks and the spicyness is top notch.. there are moment when I cried my eyes out.. but you need to have heart to finish this... I would love to thanks a.h.monreo and love notes pr.. to accepted my request and gave me opportunity tobe part of ARC.. I am looking forward for more..

Story ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Spicyness 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
Emotions 😭🫪🔪🥷🏻❤️
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81 reviews
October 29, 2026
ARC Review

Sing For US by A.H. Monroe - Book 2 in the Deadly Serenade Duet.

Thank you to A.H Monroe and LoveNotes PR for this ARC.

3.75 out of 5 stars.

I absolutely love a true enemies-to-lovers romance, where they actually hate each other and genuinely try to kill each other more than once. The tension, the chemistry, and all that pent-up attraction? So good.

This book had me on a complete rollercoaster of emotions from start to finish.

While I really enjoyed the story and grew attached to the characters, there was something about the writing style that made it a little difficult for me to fully immerse myself at times. That being said, the story itself was incredible, and I was completely invested in seeing how it all unfolded.

PROPER Enemies to Lovers
Dark Romance
Revenge Plot
FEMININE RAGE!!
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745 reviews10 followers
November 1, 2026
What a splendid & fantastic ending to this duet!

I was so curious to see how this story would end, since the last one ended with a major cliffhanger I didn’t see coming AT ALL! 🤯I’ve been at my tippy-toes at all times & cruising through this book like I’m going 130 on the highway. It couldn’t possibly go fast enough for me!

The tension in this sequel was at an all-time high & I loved every minute of it. The combination of strong female representation, of course led by our very own Lana, & the female power of taking back control was top tier!

Thank you so much, once again, to the author & Love Notes PR for this amazing arc.🤍
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214 reviews4 followers
November 1, 2026
What an intense second book!!
It just never stops, the chemistry between Lana and Noa is so electric! That hate/love and enemies to lovers energy had me glued to the story! It’s the kind of dark that makes you blush while also spiking your adrenaline.
The spicy scenes… oh yes they were sizzling hot.
I loved this book and will definitely read more from this author!

Favourite quote : « If there’s a Heaven with a hundred women who are sweet and nice, while Lana is in Hell…I’d gladly choose to hang out with the devil and her »


Thank you A.H. Monroe and Love Notes PR for this review opportunity.
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45 reviews2 followers
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
October 23, 2026
ARC review received by the publisher/author

okay so i loved how this story was settled in sarajevo. my balkan heart was thriving 🤭. i love how i know ball (sori for being so balcanic 🤪) all in all this was just a fun and easy read. i also loved the element of the found family and i found the nickname he uses for her absolutely adorable. he’s 100% an acts of service man. i loved the women in the book. all of them are 100% balkan baddies approved by yours truly 💅🙂‍↕️.

on another note: i absolutely enjoyed the writing style! i definitely did highlight some things in my copy 😝.
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42 reviews2 followers
October 13, 2026
Enemies to lovers, obsession, and two unhinged characters trying to destroy each other? I'M OBSESSED. 🖤🔥

Lana is THAT girl, and Noa’s possessiveness had me screaming. The tension, the power struggles, the villain energy… EVERYTHING. 😩🤌🏻

Morally grey characters, deadly alliances, and the kind of chemistry that keeps you hooked! This book was pure CHAOS, and I loved it. 🫠❤️‍🔥

⭐ **5/5 stars** these two are absolutely INSANE, and I ate it up! 🖤
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238 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 16, 2026
Book 2 in the Deadly Serenade duet was by far my favorite. Sing for Us made me feel too many things. The way the men compliment their partners & hate misogynists made me so happy. Even when the teams were enemies there was the aspect of respect for the women and i really enjoyed that. Lana & Noa are fire and gasoline. They work like a well oiled machine. And the ending?! Perfect. I look forward to Hana's book and can't wait to jump into Sara's.
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183 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
October 25, 2026
This starts right where book one ended and what a hell of a ride this was.

These two are true unhinged villains of each other's story.

How many times can someone be stabby before it gets worrying with these two you never know. Keeping you on the edge of your seat the whole time.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I was hooked and loved seeing the loyalty with each team.

Though you may or may not need tissues.

I'm truly going to miss these two unhinged characters.
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251 reviews2 followers
October 31, 2026
It's been such a long time since I've been this excited to read a book!! I was obsessed with Hum for Me and even more obsessed with the ending. Because holy shit, that cliffhanger was amazing!!

I'm honestly the biggest fan of Lana, the FMC and I hate to admit it, but I actually hated Noa so much in this book. Like, I genuinely got annoyed whenever I had to read his POV. I don't think that was the authors intention, but I kinda liked that she could make me hate a character this much.

I don't want to spoil anything about the book, but do have to tell you that I cried, even though I really didn't expect to!!
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