It took me a while to get used to the darkness, since the first two were so fluffy, but I have to say, the plot was significantly better, with multiple twists and turns, and also the book managed to fill in and complete a lot of the background of the Blackthorn brothers themselves. Now, I don’t normally like it when, at the end of a series, all the couples are gathered together and the series is brought to its conclusion. Usually, it’s done in such a sickly-sweet way, with thousands of babies crawling around and everybody lovey-dovey and at least two characters having undergone such a personality transplant as to be unrecognizable. Well, I didn’t get that feeling here. Although the other characters were there, the focus was undeniably on this heroine and this hero, and the series did conclude in a way that felt satisfying without making me want to retch. I felt this was quite an achievement.

Unfortunately. I was unable to finish this book and have to put it on my DNR list.
I was unable to connect with the character and therefore unable to get invested in this story.
I hope in the future I might try to revisit this series.