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This book is written like a bad 90s early 2000s Disney movie intro.

Not sure if I’m liking this instalust, instaobsession, reminiscing of these men she hasn’t known for even 12 hours. Why are you missing these men who are actively trying to use you and argue with each other all the time??

I don’t understand why Sera didn’t add her friend as one of her conditions? She just upped and left him after risking her life for his, and she just is suddenly a personal guard for a prince and doesn’t want to at least send word that she is okay?

The writing style is…not my favourite. But I’m trying to keep pushing through.

Am I the only one who finds these grown men lusting after a 16 year old weird? Yes? Well then.

I don’t get why Mona has to tell a one hundred and fifty year old shifter that when someone is kidnapped and tortured for five years that they are not the same person they used to be. I don’t know about you, but I figured empathy was self explanatory.

This girl sure is judgmental. And for someone who claims not to care about materialistic things and says they’re stupid and not needed, you sure complain about everyone else having those things.

“Snobby, judgmental bitches.”

You would think she was talking about herself.

So, we're just getting right into it. And so is Bryson.

Here I thought her eyes were violet, not lavender…

I thought Zane was back on the yacht and it was Haley, Easton and Dante that went back to the beach?? Hmm. Also, the random anecdotes for these characters is annoying and is only mentioned when the plot needs it to be.

I want to hide in a hole from how awkward this is

“Golden-brown.”

So, is Haley’s hair light brown or blonde??

Let’s add “Sweetness,” to the pile of pet names.

“Little One,” “Baby Girl,” “Little Mouse,” “Omega.” Does anyone actually care to say her name? To some it might seem endearing, but to me it just shows more labels or control after her escape and hiding from Haven. You would think she wouldn’t want to called such labels considering she has been abused to only see herself as a weak and feeble Omega.

I'm honestly thinking of stopping this book right now. I like the other two (even if there were issues), but this one is suffering from everything being resolved too easily, and no suspense, and everything being too convenient.

Chapters 30 and 31 were strange. They felt like filler, and Ferne was suddenly there in 31 when not previously stated. And why didn't Jett go with his brothers since he really wanted to get ink? Repetition of Jett balancing on two of his chair's legs in both chapters.

I tried reading this book a while ago but stopped for petty reasons. Decided to try again, and now I remember why. Every time he runs is tongue over his top teeth, all I can think about is some creeper starring at the girl in the corner, continuously licking his teeth like a psycho. Ugh!

If you see me reading this book, no, you didn't.

Something about this book doesn't seem right to me. The writing feels too perfectly written. Hmm...

Wild leap in logic about your grandmother.