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Graf Victor gravicx — I would like to sum up my review by saying !@#$%^&*()_+)**^&&^%#!$@##$#%$^%&!$@$# which would translate to a whole slew of intangible sentences you guys would not be able to understand. I'll do my best to break it down into this: "SETH HOW COULD YOU!?", *insert major sighing* over some of the Aiden and Alex scenes, add some big *gasps* a dash of "no freaking way!" to the Leon shocker, and the o.O look and you've uncoded my sentence. Oh and don't forget a few snickers and the urge to want to fist bump Alex a few times. I honestly don't know where to even start, or what I can say about this book, because everything I want to mention is spoiler filled, and I can't mention spoilers. I loved everything about this book, especially the shocking ending. Jennifer Armentrout you are killing me with this storyline! Of course I'm not complaining about that at all, because this story is just, WOW. Really. Like the first two books in this series, I again found myself a little torn between Aiden and Seth. I get Alex's love for Aiden and the feeling she has for Seth, but holy smokes after that ending I don't think I'm torn anymore, though a part of me thinks there's a lot more to come, and we might get another big shocker. Aiden will always be that Knight in Shinning Armor type character for me and Seth will always be that hotter than hades bad boy who has a very faint flicker of hope somewhere deep inside of him. Alex, well she'll always be Alex. The character who will always have me cheering her on. This time around Alex felt a little bit more reserved to me, which I liked. I felt like I understood her reserve, and the reasoning behind her actions. There's a lot more at stake, and I liked that she's matured a bit in the sense she has to think things over more, and consider her role in all that's about to happen. She's forced to think ahead a bit as she wants nothing more than to protect those she loves. Don't get me wrong, I still love that irrational side of Alex. You know the side that causes to still act out and make her point known to Seth or anyone else who tries to tell her what to do. That's one of the things that makes her a stand out protagonist to me. This book is jammed packed with Jennifer Armentrout's signature. You know that perfectly written smoldering character chemistry, lots of snark, twists, and action she has become known for. This book has it all! I mean it wouldn't be a Jennifer Armentrout book is there wasn't any hot character chemistry (you know the type that just drives you as crazy as it drive the characters), bad boys, forbidden romance, danger, fight scenes, heartbreaking moments. I can't forget to mention those few fabulous moments that always leave me sighing and going "finally!". In all honesty this book had such a wide range of emotions that had me wishing I could read faster. I loved the shocking character twists, reveals, lies, cover ups, and all that happens in this book, and boy is there a lot of things that happen. I can't even begin to pinpoint to one thing I loved more than the other.... well I did love how the Gods appeared in this book. Hello Hades! With this ending, I can only imagine what's to come in Apollyn. Can Apollyn please be released early!? Like in December? lol If you're a fan of this series I highly recommend picking this book up!

Vimal Kumar tvimalseo0652 — I'd compare this author to David Sedaris, in that it's a(semi)fictional autobiography about an unusual childhood filled with mental illness and unconventional values. Funny, and at times shocking. I would not recommend this to my parents, for instance, mostly because of discriptive and uncomfortable (even for an open-minded liberal) homosexual sexual encounters. Makes you count the blessings of your own upbringing, though. And, an easy read.