I've said it before, but there is not enough dystopian RH romance out in the world (at least that I've found). Rebecca has delivered an incredible series that accomplishes this perfectly, in my opinion. 

This book is thicc, coming in at over 700 pages. But I read it in a little over a day (while still adulting, but admittedly not much sleeping, bc I just couldn't put it down). It didn't drag at all, the pacing felt very well done, and while some may think there is too much insta-love, it feels perfectly reasonable in a time when contact with people is scarce and you're always worried how that interaction will go in the first place. If you were starved of contact for years, I think you'd probably fall head-over-heels in love with the first nice (and incredibly attractive) person(s) to cross your path... I mean, I probably would anyway. 🤷🏻‍♀️ 

We also got a lot more depth from the main Brutes and Eden, while also meeting quite a few new side characters. The relationship building was well done and I really believed everything that happened for each character was true to their personality. Does that mean I LIKED everything they did? Not really... but what's a love story without a little angst and frustration, right? 

If you haven't read Ensnared yet but this review made you curious, I would highly recommend giving the series a try. The audio for Ensnared is TOP TIER and I cannot wait to do a reread of the first two books on audio before the reading the third!