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aethena1313's review against another edition
3.0
Definitely worth the read if you enjoy R.G. Alexander's Finn series.
Didn't seem to have the same intensity as the first few books in the series. I wanted a little more insight into Rory's thought process and emotions. Sometimes I felt like I was reading a book about a book.
Didn't seem to have the same intensity as the first few books in the series. I wanted a little more insight into Rory's thought process and emotions. Sometimes I felt like I was reading a book about a book.
_to_liveanddream_insideabook_'s review against another edition
emotional
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
brandification's review against another edition
2.0
I feel like this story assumed a lot and missed telling the part where the characters are actually in love. There was more emphasis placed on the meddling family than on the 3 MCs.
shereads1011's review against another edition
5.0
So many tears.
This book will never not make me cry
This book will never not make me cry
jozey23's review against another edition
5.0
Rori has always love his straight best friend so he hook up with a lot of guys and often the straight one. Then he met Rig his sometime hook up and he knew he want them both. He didn't want to lose his friendship so he never told them. Until his cousin wedding where he kiss David under the mistletoe after an homophobic father's speech. David start to be suspicious with rori childhood after Sol sr. speech.
But David love that kiss so he put some distance between rori and him for thinking about his sexuality. His sister and Rig help him. When he went back to Rori, this one was so glad that his best friend talk to him again he avoid everything about the kiss. Rig will try to help the communications between them because he always want to be in menage with those two. In this story, we learn the truth about Rori childhood and his secret, his personnality.
But David love that kiss so he put some distance between rori and him for thinking about his sexuality. His sister and Rig help him. When he went back to Rori, this one was so glad that his best friend talk to him again he avoid everything about the kiss. Rig will try to help the communications between them because he always want to be in menage with those two. In this story, we learn the truth about Rori childhood and his secret, his personnality.
evethingiread's review against another edition
1.0
These books are getting more and more ridiculous. There are parts in the story that are supposed to be banter, but just come off as annoying nonsense. It’s a fine line. After the first book in this story, I don’t think I enjoyed any of the other ones as much.
little_miss_darkness's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Who knew fun-loving Rory had a dark past?
Let's face it, Rory ending up in a hot sandwich between two attractive men isn't that big of a surprise. One of them thinks he's been straight his entire life? Rory made his life conquering them. Makes sense now, doesn't it?
But even knowing Solomon Senior has been a tough SOB doesn't make it any less astonishing that Rory has taken the brunt of his anger and homophobia his entire life.
More than just giving him his happy ever after, this story humanises promiscuous Finn who never takes life seriously and has a mind dirty enough to shame Chuck Bass (don't mind me, just have been re-watching Gossip Girl while reading). It gives us more in-depth knowledge of Rory gives depth to a character that has been portrayed in previous books as quite shallow and uninteresting, even if shocking.
Let's face it, Rory ending up in a hot sandwich between two attractive men isn't that big of a surprise. One of them thinks he's been straight his entire life? Rory made his life conquering them. Makes sense now, doesn't it?
But even knowing Solomon Senior has been a tough SOB doesn't make it any less astonishing that Rory has taken the brunt of his anger and homophobia his entire life.
More than just giving him his happy ever after, this story humanises promiscuous Finn who never takes life seriously and has a mind dirty enough to shame Chuck Bass (don't mind me, just have been re-watching Gossip Girl while reading). It gives us more in-depth knowledge of Rory gives depth to a character that has been portrayed in previous books as quite shallow and uninteresting, even if shocking.
roryta86reads's review against another edition
1.0
These books are getting more and more ridiculous. There are parts in the story that are supposed to be banter, but just come off as annoying nonsense. It’s a fine line. After the first book in this story, I don’t think I enjoyed any of the other ones as much.
coley0504's review against another edition
3.0
I really was looking forward to this story. I enjoyed it but it felt rushed at times. I wish it has maybe another 50 pages at least, give us time to build the relationship, see more of the story Older and such. I liked it but I wanted a little more meat.