I like being brave like Truly

The spice was ?????????? but the story was just too much for book one. I know this is a series, and I'm not really sure what the next few are about, but I wish this one was broken up into the MMC's story with his POV then the MFC's story with her POV. They both had such big backstories that it was just an overload of information to cram into one book. Don't think I'll continue on this this series.

Suspended

It was pigtastic!

This was such a good book! While the story was about a family of lawyers, the book is more about the family members and their dynamic. The family’s “good” son comes to the family’s less respected son to ask for help; he’s gotten himself into a serious situation and really needs his brother. But what plays out is more an act of betrayal and deception with the good son willing to risk everything for a price.

I enjoyed reading this book. Nice story. It was written in 2021 during the pandemic in Dublin

I like this book. They showed the names of animals and different levels of the rain forest.

2.5* This story fell a little flat for me, and I gotta say I am disappointed. I didn't love any of the characters nor could really "feel" their feels. It going started getting better for me about 95% in, but that's literally the end. Wish it progressed a little faster than it did.

What a train wreck this woman is! I felt like I wanted to read this book through the cracks of my fingers as I hid my eyes behind my hands (like I do for horror movies). I actually really disliked Natalie, and although I thought the premise for this book was intriguing, it became a literal nightmare. Her poor children were the victims of her influencer life turned 1800’s era. I won’t spoil it for anyone, but I have to say, of all the reasons I came up with as a reason for the time period shifts, THIS was never one of them. Shocked, horrified, and I think I have lost a little faith in humanity after this read. I need something wholesome to read next so I can wipe myself of these negative feelings! I agree with the reviewer who called this read a ‘miserable experience’. Two words that sum it up perfectly.

This book has so much action I love it so much deep thought