Thank you to Skye Warren and the Dangerous Press team for the advance reader copy of Three to Get Ready, the third and final instalment in the Hughes trilogy.
The ending of the second book, Two to Get Ready was explosive and I have been counting down the days until the finale of Finn and Eva’s story.
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There’s a ticking time bomb in Finn Hughes’s head.
That means he has to prepare everyone. Eva. The baby. The company, which is in an uproar after the announcement. He needs to get them ready. Because when the curse hits, it will be too late to say goodbye.
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WARNING: This book is intended for readers eighteen years old and over. It contains material that some readers could find disturbing. Enter at your own risk…
Check out my more detailed thoughts below…
- Characters: We return to Eva’s story in the middle of a Morelli war room. This final instalment has really let the readers connect with Eva’s softer side. Almost all the Morellis have such a hard exterior, but this plot is shaking Eva’s foundation. It was hard not to feel emotional when you are attached to a couple dealing with pregnancy and dementia. Finn pulled on my heartstrings even more than Eva did. His paranoia gets to you. An incurable disease is no joke.
- Setting: The story remains set in the New York City and Bishop’s Landing area.
- Pacing: The pacing was good and I really enjoyed many of the key scenes of the story. I had the aggravating moment of my Kindle dying in the morning during my commute and having to wait until the evening to charge it and dive back into an addicting story.
- Romance: Finn and Eva are really coming together as a team against whatever the world throws at them and the world is sure throwing a lot. The heat is still a huge presence, but this final instalment was much more emotionally heavy. This couple is strong and this book is more of a celebration of their love. There is no dramatic third-act break-up, instead, this is a mature look at two characters in love dealing with life’s curveballs.
Three to Get Ready receives four out of five stars.
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Thank you again to Skye and the Dangerous Press team for the review opportunity. Thank you for reading and supporting my blog!
