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The final book! Yes!

It's been a long while since book #3 and again I forgot everything! LOL!

Damn #Bookalzheimers! But then I remembered that it ended with Celia telling Edward she's pregnant! BAM! And suddenly I remembered everything again! ☺

And so we start. Edward is a 'bit' angry at the whole thing. Plus he's still mad she won't tell him who A is in her journals.

And Celia is mad at Edward for ignoring her. But she's so happy about the baby. Adorable! Seeing our old mean girl like that.

How will this book end?

Will Edward find out who A is?

We hope not. We want them all to survive!☺

We want all of them to get their happily ever after!

Edward's sister will get hers too in the next book! (SLASH - a novella, coming in August!)

This was a great finale for a great series.

I wouldn't have minded much if this would've been only one longish book instead of four. But it was okay the way it was. I liked it. I didn't think I could ever like Celia, but I do.

There was a tiny bit too much business talk for my tastes. And talk in general. There were too many words and sentences that could've been cut. It was too wordy - that's why I would've preferred one book instead of four!! ☺ BUT! Great romance with lots of sexy times and lots of feels and frustration and excitement!

SLAY FOUR: RISING was a great finale in this crazy & sexy quartet! I'm really happy with the way it all ended! Hurry to your nearest amazon asap - Edward will be sold out in no time!

A tiny little story-unrelated complaint. By now I know I shouldn't read Laurelin's acknowledgments, but I did and again I wanted to take away 2 stars from my rating just because. I just HATE religion and mentioning how great god is and how he is the one to thank for everything in her life - it makes me want to never ever pick up one of her books again. She's not the only overly religious american romance author out there. But I think, if you guys can't keep the religion out of your books, you should write christian romances and stop bothering us with these unnecessary words in our contemporary or erotic romances! And don't tell me I should just stop reading you - that's what genres are for. We pick to read what we love and while we can't love every book in our beloved genres, we should at least be safe from too much religion in non-christian romances! Rant over. Even though insde I'm still mega ranting. No offense Laurelin - you do you.


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