⭐️ 3.25 stars. Okay, so… this was fine. But honestly? I was kind of just ready for it to end. The first book had me hooked, the second was decent, and this one… it was okay. Not bad, not amazing. Just okay. I still love Sasha. She’s a badass, through and through. She’s strong, clever, and she holds her own. But at the same time, I feel like she was a little too forgiving. Like, yeah, she stood her ground, but she was also clearly under Kirill’s spell — and he’s a lot. I love her attitude and fire, but I couldn’t help feeling like she deserved more. Kirill… I like him in some ways, but I never fully connected with him. He’s so guarded, so emotionally closed-off, and even when he lets a little of that go, it’s never enough. He did have some development — especially when he thought he lost Sasha — and you could finally see how much he cared. But still, I don’t know… he just didn’t do it for me. The first book is still my favorite. I can’t even explain why exactly, but it just had something — maybe it was the way the relationship was starting to build, or how new and intense everything felt. It had that spark. The second book had a slower pace but that ending shocked me to my core. And this one… it just didn’t hit the same. Still, I’m glad I read the trilogy. It’s bingeable, dramatic, and kept me going. Even if this last one wasn’t my favorite, it wrapped things up and gave me closure — and sometimes, that’s enough.

This trilogy was so damn mind blowing. I don't think l've ever read such a trilogy. The plot twists?!? The betrayals?!? The everything?!? I'm still utterly shocked. My heart was broken soo many times. Especially at the beginning of this book. My heart literally shattered for Kirill. Rina Kent just does it every time for me. But this time it was different. These are definitely my absolute favourite rina Kent books. I LOVE SASHA AND KIRILL SOO MUCH

10/5

3.5

It broke me when I finished the book because I had to say goodbye to the series. I will 100% reread them. This is one of my new favorite books I cried so much towards the end. I don't think I've ever cried as much over a book as I did over this one. To the people who haven't read it yet, you're missing out.