This isn't a book I would normally give 5 stars. It's smutty. Like really smutty. But goddam the writing is so fucking great. I even liked Bliss by the end. Not love, by like. The boys in this were adorable and relatable. I do wish Scythe was around more. Vincent is so freaking boring. I honestly could read a whole book just from Scythe's perspective. I like me a messed up, give no shits man, who only loves one girl. (And boy in this case)

I'm glad our characters got their happily ever after. I even liked the Bliss' Dad was Axel's murderer. Though I didn't love that Bliss ended up becoming the guardian of her 2 siblings. That sounds like not very much fun for any of them. But I guess they made it work.

OH but I must say, Bliss is not fat. For God's sake she's a size EIGHT. I'm a size eight and I do not consider myself fat. I was really hoping for a true plus size heroine. Like bitch, you are not even plus size. Your a medium. Dumb.

I'm so excited to read Rebel's story!

nash should have d*ed. i have no respect for him and i hate that he gets a redemption arc i literally hate that man...

The audiobook version is to die for! Both the narrators do a fabulous job with distinguishing each characters voice and every emotion throughout the book. I highly recommend listening to this entire series if you can.
This book starts off right where the book 2 cliffhanger left us, Scythe is taken by the prision warden and the entire bar is raided leaving Bliss, Kim and Nash in jail. Caleb can't seem to catch a hint and leave Bliss and her new family alone... he's quite the drama llama and for a person who says such vile things about Bliss he's pretty obsessed with her. I'm convinced that this isn't the last we've seen of our least favorite slimeball.
We finally get to the bottom of the murder of Axel, which was a twist I didn't see coming, but I don't feel like the author spent enough time unpacking all of that emotionally. There's a confession and a commotion and then we fast forward a few weeks while we're all getting ready for a party as if everything is fine again. We also find out who is responsible for the crash that lead to the death of War's father. A lot more time is given to this one for plotting revenge.
One thing that really bothered me the whole time was how Bliss is literally in a relationship with lawbreaking men, an ex-pimp, an MC president, a contract killer who has escaped prision and is wanted... but yet she doesn't turn to them when she needs them. She chooses to try to take care of her own problems leading to more.