“the graves and tinrocks—we were all just a merry little gang of heathens in hell together.”

destructively mine’s the kind of books that gives u answers but at the same time gives u more questions and well what a roller coaster was the final part of the story because if at the end of book 1 i was curios of what would have happened next now that i even read more i’m even more curious especially since all the mystery involved now… i just need answers now…

i liked this one more respect the first one and the more i get to know more of these characters the more i start to be intrigued and interested especially thanks to all new dynamics and the relationships created!!

we have a unique sort of fake dating trope involved with a forbidden romance and ofc a lot of tension included and it’s kinda giving riverdale vibes in the end so if u were/ are a fan of that series well try and pick this series or continue reading it :)

now that i have more questions and i’m interested i’ll be definitely picking the next book in the series because as i said before i need answers!!

a lot of thanks to netgalley and pan mcmillan to send me the e arc of this book in exchange for my honest opinion!

I really enjoyed the. Addicted series. So I went in to this one with high hopes and I was not disappointed. I love the idea of starting over and all the drama that ensues. This would make an excellent series and a would be amiss if the rights weren’t being acquired. Very enjoyable read!

An intense and deeply emotional romance that tugs at the heartstrings. The Ritchie sisters craft flawed but deeply human characters, and their signature blend of angst and passion makes this impossible to put down.

Sadly not as good a book one but still very much gripping but also very much predictable at times. Which sadly lessend my overall enjoyment. Everytime you think you're close to uncovering all of their secrets, new ones appear, which after some time feels really repetitive. I feel like this series could have been a duology. I'm still intrigued how the story continues though, so i'll still probably pick up book 3.