Review: Dark, difficult and gripping
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 22, 2014
'Seven Sons' took me by surprise, it was a difficult read but addictive, 'Six Brothers' seemed repetitive and I worried this series had peaked with the first book, 'Five Miles' however was back on track but then 'Four Score' was for me a bit disappointing, I had mixed feelings but I was already committed to this series so I was always going to continue so I was excited when the reviews for 'Three Years' started to appear and they were all good.This is one of the most difficult books I've ever read and I struggled, really struggled with it, there's a reason I read romance books but despite the dark intense nature of this book it's horribly addictive.Juliette's secret is out, she's no longer Sammi she's Juliette and she's at the total mercy of Dornan and even though I've read this book I still can't fully comprehend exactly what it must be like although this book does paint an amazing picture. Dornan, who's sanity is questionable at the best of times has the woman responsible for the death of his sons and he makes her suffer, over and over again and when it says 'there are things worse than death' when you've read this book you'll know exactly what that means.Just waiting for 'Two Roads' now