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Coming back just to verify that the ratings for this book are really that high.

I'm having dnf thoughts, but going to push through since this has soooo much hype.

I don't want to put this down!

This is weird. Should have maybe read what this one was about first.

I'm pleasantly surprised with the climax. It could have gone so many different ways and this was not a bad one. I have a suspicion that the book might end on a cliffhanger though....

This book....

Gag.

❤

He suddenly finds her so attractive after years and years of friendship out of the blue? Ehhhhh.....

He suddenly finds her so attractive after years and years of friendship out of the blue? Ehhhhh.....

I'm waiting for all of the fuss everyone wrote about. I'm hopeful that I'll be pleasantly surprised.

I pushed through and I'm not entirely disappointed.

I don't really like the author's writing style. It's cheesy and cliche. I"m going to try to push through.

This doesn't sound like it's going to go anywhere good. I'm not down with incest.

I loved the last two in this series, but starting the 6th chapter everything just feels silly. Niece/Uncle basically depressed and not functioning normal in their every day life because they miss their connection with the other. Oookay.

I was concerned when I saw the insta-love reviews, but I am completely into this!!

I'm thinking this is going to unfortunately going to be a DNF. I haven't made that determination yet, but I find Knight annoying and I don't like the writing style.

Knight just met Anya and he's already calling her "babe" every two seconds, which is extremely annoying. It makes him sound childish.

I'm not very far in and I have high hopes. It's off to a pretty slow start though. I know that's not always a bad thing.

I'm struggling through, but so far I'm not a fan. Celeste, the main character, is a whiny immature brat who has "feelings" she doesn't understand for her captor who is supposed to be selling her to a random husband. I'm thinking this is going to be a dnf.

I actually don't mind that I watched the movie first. It's like I'm getting the back story to everything we missed. Love this book.

Unfortunately I saw the movie before I stated the book, there really isn't too much of a difference between the two so far though.