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My holiday Monday involved another tequila seltzer (this one was much better than the Cactus Pear flavour) and THE KING‘S MEN. It‘s mighty nice to be back with these characters, but so far I‘m gonna say I felt more must-read-more-oh-god-oh-god about THE RAVEN KING. I‘m hoping to find that binge-read impulse in the back half.

This story is for people who love sports fiction, but it's equally a compelling listen for those who are wanting a quality character-driven story. In all, this audiobook is a must-have for anyone who appreciates great stories, or anyone who loves characters you can connect with....
Full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6499591305

This is honestly the furthest I've read from romance...ever. Even 'You' by Caroline Kepnes had more romance in it and we know how that ended... But it wasn't a bad series, I did enjoy it. I was too interested in what was happening with everyone to DNF it. It's a little darker then I normally read too. I'm telling you, that fanart had me eff'd up for what to expect in these books 😂. I'm glad I read it though, whatever lol.

Taking this series for a reread this week. #thefoxholecourt

I just finished this and I‘m actually shaking a little. How is this series so good?? I feel like this was the perfect ending to the series from the plot to the twists to the characters who I‘ve come to love so much it‘s unreal. I already know this series will be one I‘ll reread one day. And don‘t even get me started on the audiobook, Alexander Cendese is now one of my absolute favourite readers. I‘ll miss these Foxes so much🧡

What an end to the trilogy - I could, of course, have kept reading but it ended at a good, hopeful place. These books kept me up reading wayyy past my bedtime - and even through I finished this a couple of nights ago, I‘ll be thinking about Neil and the rest of the foxes for a long time.

He hesitated halfway through the changing room door and looked back at Wymack. “Oh, and sorry in advance about the press. In my defence, they started it.” “Christ alive,” Wymack said. “What did you do this time.”

Neil has some clues 😂

This book has it all - the Coach being an exasperated adult, Neil being clueless, and well - I just know the confrontation with Neil‘s mafia father is coming...

Did I start this book after 11pm and then keep reading until everyone seemed safe before turning the light out? Maybeeeeee (I set multiple alarms - so I might even make it to work on time)

I get bored in the middle of the week so I've decided to start #FavoriteLineWednesday!

"Fight because you don't know how to die quietly."

- Coach Wymack

I binge read the audio because I couldn‘t wait to find out what happened. The dynamic between Neil & Andrew is so complex. They are both emotionally damaged in differing ways. I loved the resolution of the mafia storyline, the sports rivalry and the #romantsy. 🥍🥍🥍🥍🥍

“I‘m not your answer, and you sure as fuck aren‘t mine.”

That Andreil kiss killed me. My heart. I'm shipping them so hart 😍😍

"Thank you. You were amazing."

This series was a lot of fun. The Andrew/ Neil storyline, although took WAY too long, is exactly what I needed. The series is completely absurd but it got me addicted and somehow interested in sports???? (Even though said sport is made up).
⭐️: 4/5

Book 5 of 2017. Honestly this series is the best thing ever. I love all of my little fox babies.

SO good! So much angst and stubborn boys and heartbreak and triumph. I loved this whole series. A definite reread series for sure. Ugh, just SO good.

Tried SO hard to finish last night but just couldn't do it. And of course I'm nursing a migraine today so reading is on hold for now 🤕 But these boys are going yo break my heart, aren't they?

This series. Augh. So many layers to such complicated people. Andrew's thoughts about regret here really hit a chord with me. Looking forward to getting back to reading after an afternoon of running errands.

Stayed up till after midnight getting into this, and now I'm relaxing in bed with the pets, enjoying a lazy morning reading.

TKM is raw and ugly and in your face.

The character growth is fantastically done—I love them fiercely. And the story moves, twists, turns, and takes your breath away in delightful and terrifying ways.

Nora pushes the boundaries of both the characters and reader in ways many seem afraid of doing.

This series just got better each book. I am not a sports fan AT ALL (besides women's soccer ofc) but I loved these books and Exy which was so central to the story. This one was amazing and devastating and beautiful and I stayed up until sunrise finishing it. Read it. Live it. Love it.