I have read several books from each author and enjoyed all of them.just can’t say the same for this story. Isn’t that one of the reasons most of us read this type of story? I understood not rushing into that, but assumed we’d get there by the last book. There wasn’t even minimal sexual involvement with both men at the same time. On top of that, when a story involves more than one love interest and you’re dealing with a ménage situation, I personally expect a little more from the sex scenes that what we got here.

Then when the epilogue starts out four years in the future, I’m hoping for all the HEA good stuff - without giving away spoilers, let’s just say I was disappointed and left needing more. The last chapter before the epilogue was upsetting enough - I felt like Uriel got the last laugh in a sense and I didn’t like it. While I didn’t necessarily love the entire storyline of the last book, I still enjoyed reading it until closer to the end. I gave the first two books in the series five star ratings. It’s especially upsetting when you take the time and expense to read three books to get the full story and you’re left exacerbated. I want to feel fulfilled, satisfied, happy. When I invest myself in a story, the ending is without a doubt the most important part. Even if she was the intended target all along. With the unwavering support of Jordan at her side, Violet knows she can face whatever the resistance throws at them. Violet dives headfirst into the viper's nest with one singular goal: Rescue the stolen prince who possesses half her heart. In a world torn apart by the death of monarchs, new leaders rise. The Society has been quietly amassing the strength and backing to become a real threat, and not everyone wants to use that power for good. For a while there, they gave hope.īut with power comes corruption. A group of freedom fighters formed during the Monarch War, pushing back against laws that would see everyone enslaved. The resistance was supposed to be fighting for a better world. But she was so focused on Rafe's disappearance, she forgot.

They should have filled Violet with dread. Those four words should have been a warning.

Poison Throne by Jaymin Eve