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4.5 out of 5 stars! ⭐ I must say that Mona Kasten could never disappoint me, ever! I’m too big of a fan of hers for that. The fact that the author decided to add even more POV's made me love the novel even more and this gave the book such a special feel to it. I have to say that I am pretty sad to say goodbye to the Maxton Hall crew, as I came to love them dearly whilst reading the trilogy. Ember & Wren's story would have been an awesome spin-off, as well as Alistair & Kesh's story. The latter w...
I have no words.
This review may contain SPOILERS!Yeah, finally I could read the conclusion to this series, a book I was really looking forward to reading. Firstly, I think it's great that the author put a conclusion to all these side characters, something I also quite liked. I must say though, that in this book I was most interested in reading about Ember and Wren, and Kesh and Alistair. While Cyril, James and Ruby, and Lydia and Graham were also quiet interesting characters, I felt like a lot of their stuff wa...
Don't know why I haven't read that one earlier loved it. But I think Graham is a bit of a boring character but still a very good ending to the series.
Too many POVs of characters with no depth.
how to write the most boring and overhyped trilogy of all time: ✅
it could've been wayyy shorterand there are even more povs than in the second book and ??? it was weird and unnecessaryi would literally die for alistair and keshthe rest of the characters are kind of annoyingi like lydia, but her relationship with graham??? they "fell in love" while lydia was a minor like wtfthe ending was too rushedthat's it
audiobookthere was a lot of throat clearing going on. At least ten times cleared their throat at some point.End of the trilogy wasn't too satisfying.
great ending to wonderful story, little to much drama but still i really enjoy it AND i finished it in one day
This was such a good end to an amazing trilogy. I just love all the characters, they have all grown so much throughout these books and it was so much fun seeing them on that journey. It even had some unexpected events which I really enjoyed. The ending seemed a little bit rushed for me but it was amazing nonetheless. I feel like everything has been solved now and I love that. I already own "Begin Again" by Mona Kasten so now I gotta get to that soon!
the drama. the scandal. the emotions. the suspense. mona kasten is a genius. the queen of making side character's personalities unique and authentic. i loved every bit of this book, even though it stressed me the heck out. but it was worth it. ruby and james own me. forever. send review.
I'll miss these characters so much!!! I need a spinoff ♡
wow this was boring... to say the least
Its the being a collen hoover book for me.
BORING
Very, very disappointed by the conclusion to the series. I hoped the second book was a misunderstanding and that Save us would redeem this series in my eyes.Oh boy, how mistaken I was. So many things wrong with the plot, with the characters and with the narration itself. What could have been a fun summer series about teenage romance turned into a wanna-be deep story with more than two main characters. Excuse me, that's not what the first book made this series to be. I wanted teenage drama not so...
4 StarsThis book actually surprised me. I went into the last book of the series, expecting to know its plot. Of course I knew there would be a happy ending and that it's going to be somewhat dramatic/tragic. But, I mean, come on it's a YA romance novel, so what's else to expect, right? Though I have to say, there were parts that I did not see coming, which made this final book much more enjoyable to me and kept me engaged. So again I wasn't as interested as I was in the first book, but that's al...
