So if that’s a hit that you look for, then you’ll want to check out the Ravenhood series. For the high, and even for the low that hits after I’m finished reading. Gosh, it’s book like this one that make me love reading romance. Thinking about their motives and the causes they expounded. Consumed by these characters, their actions and their inactions. I lost sleep because I didn’t want to put the book down and I assume my kids eventually fed themselves the next morning as I was completely engrossed in the last chapters – set on finishing it and craving a happy ending.Īfter reading the end, I then suffered a major book hangover. Wouldn’t stop for fear of losing that high. Reading this I was an addict who couldn’t stop reading.

“You think it’s love, but the truth is, you’re an addict.” This was one of those books, just as Drive and The Guy in the Middle were for me. I’m especially addicted to the heart-gripping stories Kate Stewart creates that have me obsessed from start to finish. I’m addicted to reading romance and hitting that high of first love, epic love, even toxic love that the characters ultimately share. It’s hard to write this review without giving spoilers but I’ll just say that like Cecelia, I have a sickness. This is the continuation of Cecelia’s story and the fate she’s ready to accept after the year she spent in Triple Falls. I thought Flock was such an eye-opening book, unlike any I’ve read and yet Exodus was all that and more. Release: August 2020 Rating : ★★★★★ Amazon | Goodreads

Drive by Kate Stewart