Reviews with content warning for Sexual content - Psycho Devils

WOW - The series took a turn in this book I wasn’t expecting and I loved the romance and enemies to lovers trope more in this novel then the last of the series. More clarity comes to life and it’s exciting as everything seems to fall into place. More plot and more spice in this novel since Psycho beasts which I was really happy with. My love for this author grows with each installment of this series.
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I am so excited to see how her relationships interact together because I LOVE the romantic twins and I don’t know how much the dynamic of the kings and the twins plays out without someone dying. Fingers crossed I love the results but it’ll be an amazing journey to see what happens next in this crazy love pyramid (at this point) for Aran.

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challenging dark medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.5

Sad girl aran

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noellelovesbooks's review against another edition

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4.0

Content Warnings: sexual content, violence, kidnapping, physical abuse, emotional abuse , toxic relationships, torture, fire injury, bullying,

Still loving Aran's story...idk it just feels more driven in a direction than Sadie's did? I still hate the Kings...idc.

Really hoping that we get more of the history/lore in the next/final book? I'm loving the world building and could see so many ways that we could get more stories from this universe that was created...and I hope we do ^^

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dark emotional funny

Loveable characters? It's complicated

I still stand with my review of the 4th book...
These books are simply too entertaining to not ignore any logical or moral issues in the book. Is the amount of misogyny coming from some of her mates something I will not get over even if they may change their view of her? Yes, but honestly I don't think I am reading this book for the RH but mostly for my favorite fMC so it' okay. Did I wonder for a short time why her "monster" suddenly just doesn't get mentioned anymore but also not the absence of it or did the incredibly staged the revelation of Aran's past make the scene feel like badly scripted RealityTV? Maybe for a short time...but then I ignored it because I am reading this book for the vibes.
And the vibes are (mental) torture, Aran being iconic and depression but in like a sometimes fun way.

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