This is the end of The Inheritance Games trilogy (however upon more digging I saw there's two more books not in the main trilogy). Holy plot twists. Normally, mystery or thrillers can be predictable in a way that you can see the end coming before it happens. This trilogy though...you think you know all the details just to be blindsided by something that changes the whole course of the book.

The thing I like most about this book was how non-traditional it was. Not everything ended tied up in pretty bows, not every character in love. It was quite realistic, in a way. It's paced very well, and there are a few curve balls that come out of nowhere. Overall, I'd recommend if you're looking for a thriller, mystery, or something a little darker.

“Um, where's the dog? You do remember you have one, right?“
“With all the shitting it does? how could I forget.“ I logged on to my desktop.
“You just left him at home? He can't be in the apartment all day by himself, He'll be lonely.“
“he's got the demon he's possessed with to keep him company“

Here's the thing. I feel like I was reading the side story when there wasn't a book for the main story. The character's backgrounds were so well thought out, but there literally would not be a book if Tate & Miles stopped hooking up. I was more interested in Rachel's story, tbh. I really wish she had her own book...her story was tragic yes, but wow wow wow was it interesting. Overall not bad, but not a favorite.

“Somebody stabbed you in the neck, young lady.“

How's that for an opening line? I'm hooked.

Just started reading this! I'm in chapter 10 and I'm liking it so far.

I've read this book more than once and it is still just as good, if not better every time. One of my five-star reads for sure.

“I have what I have and I am happy I‘ve lost what I‘ve lost and I am still happy - outlook”
― Rupi Kaur, Milk and Honey

This book. I thought at first it was going to be fluffy and predictable, but boy was I wrong. I guess I should have known that considering it is by the genius of a writer, Colleen Hoover. The story was interesting and the plot twists kept me guessing. And once I found out where the title of the book comes from...tears. I actually cried near the end and by the time I finished reading I was just sitting there in shock. Pls look up triggers tho.