I just love this manic pixie dream girl so much 😂 if you love sarcastic, witty, self-deprecating, dark humor then you’ll probably like this series. This is a great YA/NA transition series. While it is in the romance category it’s really more of a coming of age/second chance. There is very little romantic content overall. The focus is more on the mental health and growth of the main characters through a tremendous amount of drama. This book is funny despite the serious content and one of my favorite reads of the year.

The main couple do have a HEA/HFN which is a romance requirement.

this was a hot mess

Finding out what happened to Jack after he left because of the after math of the last book was emotionally exhausting but made sense. Then learning that Isis had to go to the same college as her ex from Florida left me uncertain how it would play out. Then Jack ended up having to go there also and the secrets start to unravel. Definitely a roller coaster of emotions trying to figure out what was happening. The conclusion was so beautiful and left a smile on my face.

4 Stars!!
🌟🌟🌟🌟

“Sometimes when life kicks you in the ass, you have to kick it back. In the nuts. With steel-toed boots. Essentially, if someone, anyone, kicks you, it is very mature to take the high-road and not kick them back. But it’s not fun. And I’m all about fun. One hundred percent fun. One fundred percent.”

What a fantastic ending to this SUPER FUN series! As a whole I absolutely loved each book. They are witty, yet pack a punch to your heart. I loved all the characters, but my favorite would be Isis. She would totally be someone I would want to call my friend. The dialogue in these books is fabulous. Along with the plot and pacing- I can not recommend them enough!! I was so happy to see things come together in this last one! All my questions were answered and I got my HEA- so my heart is back on track!!

4.5*
I'm so sad that this series is over, I love it so much! I love the characters and Isis has become one of my favourite female characters and I'm going to miss them all.

"Sometimes when life kicks you in the ass, you have to kick it back.

In the nuts.

With steel-toed boots."

•••

After reading this book, I've realized that I can't really judge a character based off my likes and dislikes.

Yes, I do prefer reading books with strong and fierce female characters, but they get tired too sometimes. They can't always be strong. Or fierce. They can't always be happy. Or brave. They're just a manifestation of human beings who also become tired sometimes. Tired of life. Tired of people. Tired of themselves. And who also lose hope sometimes. Hope in life. Hope in people. Hope in themselves.
Isis Blake, Jack Hunter, Sophia, Avery, Wren... Every single character in that book is different. They have different backgrounds that have shaped them into the people they have become. They have different reasons to be who they are. And maybe they don't know those reasons. Maybe they do. But I feel like I can't quite judge any of them for the way they reacted to every single thing that has happened in the three books. I can't really call them out for their mistakes, for their recklessness, or for anything that I thought was not the right thing to do.

The books made me laugh and then cry in a matter of seconds. They made me think way too deeply about things. They made me see life in a different perspective. They made me see people in a different perspective.

•••

"And when he comes back. I will behead him," I announce.
"You'll greet him," Kayla says sternly. "With a hug."
"I will greet him with a hug. To his torso. Which will be missing a head."

•••

Some of you may think that I'm looking way too deeply into it but I'm honestly just voicing out what I felt.

I liked the books. The plot had all sorts of twists. Some of which I saw coming. But I mostly just enjoyed getting to know all the characters, who were genuinely a mess. They all had their share of problems. They all made bad choices that cost them a lot. They all had a dark past. They all had dark secrets. Secrets that kept haunting them for years.

I think such bookish characters highlight the importance of trying to understand people by not judging them too quickly. Everyone has untold stories of pain and sadness that make them live and love a little differently. It's hard to fit in and feel like we belong. It's hard to accept and love ourselves. It's all just so hard. But it's not impossible. It takes time. Especially with a dark past like Isis' and Jack's, for instance. So understanding others and not wishing them pain is really the best thing we could do.

Overall, the book made me feel all sorts of emotions. And I like books that make me feel like I'm on a rollercoaster ride. I honestly haven't laughed as much as I have or felt my heart melt as much as it had in any other book. I even cried a little. Thank you Isis Blake. Thank you Jack Hunter.
And thank you Sara Wolf for portraying how messed up life and people can be. And how any solution to any problem always comes from within.

This may not be your typical kind of review but I honestly felt like writing this somewhere. If you end up reading it, thank you.

•••

"A single flame from Isis's lips and I'm reminded of our war, our words, our bond. I want to kiss her. I want to kiss her as she turns me to ash."

First off I love this book.
I mean yes it one of thoyse books you finish in one sitting or is that just me??  In this 3rd and final book we find Isis starting college. Thinking that she left nameless behind. While trying to find Jack and yet trying to forget him. Starting over isn't so easy when the past shows up.
Running into Nameless and having her fear come again. Jack going under cover to put nameless away for hacking crimes, doesn't realize Isis is at the same college.

Isis tries to hide her feelings for Jack, but doesn't do such a great job and nameless using that against her.
Will Jack and Isis get it right this time and admit their feelings for each other? Will nameless ruin everything for her again?

Actual rating: 4,5 stars

Remember Me Forever took the Lovely Vicious series to a completely new level and I was taken by surprise with how much better this book was compared to the previous ones. Love Me Never and Forget Me Always were good, but this one was exceptionally better regarding the plot and the characters, which were so much more developed and strong.

Forget Me Always ended in another cliffhanger - not as bad as the cliffhanger from the first book, but also meaningful - and suddenly the story could go to completely different directions, and the direction that Sara Wolf took was probably the smartest choice.

This last book takes place in college, and I loved the different scenario because I'm also at college and we had already spent two books in High School, so it was the perfect time for a change in the background. 

As I've said before, the characters that we get to see in Remember Me Forever are not the same that we met in Love Me Never, and I love that. People evolve, therefore so do characters. 

READ THE REST OF MY THOUGHTS HERE: http://www.thebooktarian.com/2017/05/blog-tour-review-favorite-quotes.html (ENGLISH REVIEW)

3.5 stars.

[b:Love Me Never|25664563|Love Me Never (Lovely Vicious, #1)|Sara Wolf|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1456007843l/25664563._SX50_.jpg|26473363] was one of the most amazing and entertaining romance book I've read. Book two was slightly disappointing, and it breaks my heart to say this, but this one was too. It took me a few days to finish, not holding my attention enough despite how badly I wanted it to.