Pam Godwin

My Review (May Contain Spoilers, Fair Warning Upon Reading This Review)

Three Is A War is a continuation of this marvelous love triangle between these three individuals: Cole, Danni and Trace. Cole and Trace have kidnapped Danni to a remote cabin in the mountains where all three will live together and get to the bottom of their issues and what is truly right between these individuals. There is such great tension that grows between these all individuals. We really get to the bottom of their issues, we see a change in the bond between Cole and Trace which is utterly delightful. The previous book there was so much animosity, but in this one we see their true bond of friendship despite what is between them involving Danni. Then we have Danni who is still completely torn between these two men.

We do see this story quite resolved. And I liked that the author didn't leave one of them alone (As he has books in her Deliver series. I was satisfied with how this book ends. I feel like the author didn't go out the easy way but she also brought it to a conclusion that makes perfect sense. It definitely had plenty of feels in what we see these individuals go through in this one here. There is some wisdom in what the men display here and a maturity that we didn't quite get to see in the previous book which I highly appreciated. I really valued the development of the romance that occurs and even if you aren't a big fan of love triangles I do think that this one was so delicately handled and it does have some higher levels of spice than I would have liked. I did find that this final installment was satisfying and packed with feels.… (mais)

My Review (May Contain Spoilers, Fair Warning Upon Reading This Review)

Two Is A Lie is the second installment in the "Tangled Lies" series and even though its been a while since I read the first book (I had to prepare myself for a love triangle lol ) it was easy to remember the events of the previous book and jump quickly into this one here. In this book we have a situation where our heroine is having to choose between two men that she loves. One is a man she thought was dead and the betrayal of being so deceived to for years. Then she has the man that pulled her out of the darkness and into living again. She is torn between two halves of her heart.

This book TORE me apart and I am not going to lie it was so hard at times to go through this alongside with Danni. You literally feel how each individual into this triangle is torn apart and all the pain that is involved in this particular situation. You just know that no matter who she chooses in the end that there will be heartache and loss for all of them. The two men involved are also best friends and we are seeing the betrayal between their bond. Pam Godwin has such intricate talent in being able to write a story that captivates you in such a real way. Her writing really digs into the human emotion of the equation and you can feel such intense heart within this story. I will be honest in that I wasn't sure what I felt about this book and even though there are aspects to Cole I do like.....I am #TEAMTRACE all the way. There are just some actions that Cole takes within this book that is much more manipulative in a way that Trace doesn't do. I understand where he is coming from but at the same time, he just doesn't have the level of integrity that I saw from Trace. Now I know once I start book three I will probably skip to confirm it will be who I want. I know I KNOW I should just let myself have an anxiety attack lol but honestly I just gotta know who it is before I continue but what a ending this turned into here.

Overall I had a blast with "Two Is A Lie" and it was a brilliant addition to the series and one of the most powerful stories that I have read from this author. Even if you aren't a fan of love triangles, I can't recommend this trilogy enough because it will change your mind on love triangles. It was full of sensuality, heart and torturous emotion that just tugged at my heartstrings.… (mais)

Full stop! If you have not read the first book. DO NOT Pass Go!! You need to read book one to fully understand and appreciate this book. It picks up after the end of the first one.

Frankie, Kody, and Leo still have no clue where they are or how long they can survive. All they know is that they need to band together and fight for survival. The harsh, bitter cold weather is not forgiving. I will say that the chemistry between these three did get hotter.

Just when I thought things could not get more interesting, the author throws in Frankie's estranged husband, Monty into the mix. Only there is more to him than just being her husband. Fireworks here as more bombshell confessions are spilled! I need book three, so I can find out how it all ends.… (mais)

With a title like that what do you mean this isn't about werewolves or omegas? Lucky me, I hate the latter.

Connor is a woman who has the worst experiences and the worst man pursuing her.

"He has a devastating effect on the ovaries." So cancer then?

Trails of Sin. In Oklahoma. Bruh.

He's nineteen and he's a sex God. How?

So after seeing his love of his life get violated and destroyed he goes on to have sex with everyone in the town while waiting on her to come back. That's actually really weird to write let alone imagine as a plot point. "I won't hurt her out first time but some day-" this is his villain arc.

That's not me being funny, murder happens because we have to push the envelope even more.

So when it happens What Hurts the Most by Rascal Flatts is playing. Please. So a very graphic rape scene happens that drags out for far too long. It's the only not funny part of this because it's really... fucked up and detailed purely for the fetish and sex fuel.

Now I have a soundtrack to this horrible book. It's a gift that keeps on giving. The horse that's barely in this book is named Ketchup. Aight.

"Medication is addictive and unnecessary."

"She'll risk a panic attack just to feel my palm."

Only reason this isn't a zero star is I laughed way too hard at this book trying too hard. It's not dark as much as it's an edgy mistake and a bad comedy.

1 star.… (mais)