Sierra Gee > Recent Status Updates

That scene was 🔥🥵

They are doing a public romance book club meeting. Bennett tells Lucy that she is his favorite plot twist. So cute! His speech is amazing. Probably one of the best quotes from the book.

She says that she broke up with Bennett, but they didn’t even decide if they were boyfriend and girlfriend or not. This book takes a exclusive noncommittal relationship strategy throughout the book.

This book is so long! I read close to 350 pages so far and there is over 1000 in this book alone on Kindle. I believe there are three books in the series.

The FMC’s memory is coming back in bits and pieces. The MMC tells her her name is one thing but her memory later tells her another name instead. More and more evidence keeps backing up her story, but he just doesn’t want to admit that she is not the woman he originally was supposed to marry. It makes me mad that he’s so stubborn about the fact that he thinks he knows what’s best all the time and right too.

Perfectly well written, first kiss between both main characters. He kissed her to shut her up, but also to prove that he loves her. I also love the fact that the title of the book may be a reference to a Taylor Swift song.

A third act breakup?!

Sort of like Dirty Dancing

Cord Donovan is the epitome of Channing Tatum. This book is Step Up x Magic Mike.

Mentions Bed Chem by Sabrina Carpenter and Edward Cullen from Twilight

Alexander Hamilton reference

Chapter 35: “I want to worship you . . . “

So far when I think about this book, all I can think about is Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album that came out in 2025 titled Man’s Best Friend. Specifically these two songs: Tears & When Did You Get Hot?

This book is a slow burn, he fell 1st, yearning, etc.

This book also makes me think of the song Hurricane by Luke Combs. The FMC is referred to as a hurricane sometimes throughout the book.

Chapter 13, “Tell me his fucking name?” James is such a sweetie. He would get on a plane and punch this guy for what he did.

We have met Rowan and the assassin is gonna have to start training with him to harness her powers.

One of the most pet peevish things Sarah J. Maas does in this series is, “I am Otterland’s assassin.” We get it! We know. I swear the assassin has to remind herself about it every so many chapters.

She is constantly mentioning that she misses or is thinking of Sam. It’s obvious that she likes him except to herself.

The stories are a little bit more entertaining, and I do think that it’s interesting to see how her relationship between Sam and her developed or evolved. But I don’t get really the reasoning behind why the stories need to be told or are important. We gained some insight that She trained with the silent assassins in the red desert in the past two books. But why is it important?

So far I am bored. I know this book has a purpose but I can’t help but think that this book could have been put in another book(s) in the series throughout. Like a flashback or something.

The captain just went into a broom closet and cried after seeing the assassin, his lover’s will. The captain was to receive everything if the assassin died.

Princess Nehemia is dead! The assassin finds the princesses killer. The assassin and the captain are essentially done😭

The assassin and the captain kiss! Finally!

The captain of the guards reaction to scene the assassin barge in his chamber door with a blood soaked dress should be enough of a tell. He loves her!

I’m currently about to start chapter 7, but in chapter 4, it gets crazy. I was just thinking about how I haven’t read a book in a while where one of the main characters gets in a life-threatening incident which changes the trajectory of the whole story because they realize how much the victim of the accident means to them. In chapter 4, the two main characters meet for the first time. The dude gets hit by a car.