Maniya Vishwakarma

I loved it! But more specifically speaking I loved the epilogue. Ahhh, it's so beautifully written. I grinned the whole time, my cheeks were so puffed up that they were coming in between my teeth. For the rest of the story: I loved how the author described the masculine beauty of Dante Maroni, it was something different from other books, I loved how he respected Amara, loved her, cared for her. I think it's true when they say "God created man and and they created apology." His gestures and actions were my undoing to this book. I technically am in love with his way of loving. I love how Amara has been a warrior rather than victim after all she faced in her life.

I love Landon! The way he understands her, keeps her before himself scratch that before anything and everything, the way he respects her opinions, the combination of his possesivness and care and everything about him. The way he is ready to change the course of his own story for Mia. Ahhhh, he is the epitome of an expectation raiser. Personally I like his humour and courage or you can say balls. The audacity of him to do the things he does. I just love him. By far, in the legacy of gods series I thought Killian Carson was the best but Landon's need for validation and acceptance from Mia won my heart just as quickly. Loved the book, worth the read!

He had no right to take his own life. When people who loved him wanted him to live. Lou, his parents, Lou's parents, even the physiotherapist. Isn't life all about surprises: good and bad and about how we cope up with them. I know the writer justified about how suicidal he once was and tried to hurt himself. But isn't this the same. The story was amazing, it was completely made up of all the small moments. It was the beauty of those moments that made me smile within small intervals of time during the whole storyline. Till the ending I prayed that he chooses to live or according to him survive, for others if not for himself. I was heartbroken and I'm still sobbing while writing the review. It was too much for me to handle and no matter how beautiful the story was I'm not okay with the ideologies of the way it ended , they could've atleast given each other a chance. It hurts to know that people opt for options like this. The ending gave me headache and dehydration due to excess tears. Regardless, the little moments won my heart. Loved it!

This wasn't some Mafia boss or psycho killer fantasy. Though I love those book this one was amazing. This was the imperfectly perfect love story to ever exist. The words carefully and beautifully woven to form this masterpiece. I love how those small mistakes are significant enough to change to change the course of the story but at the same time Mickey and Bella's love always overpowers them. This one made me cry during the part that described their childhood and when they were away from each other but I read the rest of the story with a ear-to-ear, tooth-on-display smile on my face. Loved it and would definately read it all over again.

The whole story from part one to part two was just as amazing, keeping me intact to it. I loved story but more I loved the way it was written with heartfelt words that touched the right spots. Flesh trade and human trafficking are my worst trigger points so I cried a lot during those few chapters and also the chapter that showed the vulnerable Tristan but for the rest of the chapter I carried a smile throughout. Truly speaking, I love this man(Tristan) and it's a shame he is fictional. After all he went through he still loved her the way no other man can. And the fact that this book is written in 3rd person was something new and unusually magnificent. Probably Tristan's blue eyes and the words used to express their got me in chokehold. Loved, and lived the story!