The four brothers who live next door are even more so. I must stay strong and focus on the good. I know my future will be hard and lonely. I’m not fixed and my grief is heavy, but I’m at a point where I can put one foot in front of the other to try to move on. My uncle, my only living relative, has helped me glue myself back together and given me the tools I’ll need to survive. Thanks to WITSEC, I’ve been given a new life with a new identity. But I got away and he’s still out there, searching for me. All of them murdered by the man who has stalked me for years. The cliffhanger perfectly opens the door for the final book.My family is gone.
The final chapters danced to the beat of a faster drum and caused an emotional reaction to reading it. There was also more vulnerability shown, not just with her but also with Colt, Creed, Keelan, & Knox. I felt this book was a turning point for Shiloh as she worked more or her therapy sessions and being more open with her men. She has good friendships with Ethan and Isabella, and I think those relationships help to ground her and give her a sense of security. In that, she committed herself to living in the moment and enjoying life outside of her men. This book allowed us to see more sides of Shiloh. In this series the spice is secondary to the plot which is refreshing as that isn’t often the case. His presence seemed to illicit more shock and awe value than anything else.Īs for spice factor, it wasn’t too hot but it was a slight step up from the previous book. This just seemed too extreme that it didn’t fit with any of the characters. Grief affects us all differently, whether in real life or in the pages of a book and I’m not disputing that. It’s the acts of a selfish and uncaring person. To me, his behaviour is neither, it’s manipulative, cold-hearted, and unpleasant.
Many of his actions are put down to being from desperation or grief. I mentioned in my review of book 2, how odd Logan appeared as a character. There were other aspects that seemed too much to me. I mentioned before about a character only being able to take so much before they broke but the plot avenue fitted with the characters. The Sheriff’s input to this book raised him from a recurring status to main character energy. I get the trope of small town sheriff’s being corrupt, and it was certainly compelling to read. Forget Mr X, Sheriff McAlastair is on the hunt to make Shiloh’s life hell. In this book things get more complicated for Shiloh. Didn’t realise that the last book in this series isn’t out till August 2023!! Not sure how I’ll survive till then not knowing how things will end. Trying to finish up reading some series before the year ends.
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