So if you have read book 2, you must have known that Matthew was captured by the bastard Malarath at the end of it. 😱 Yayyyyyyyyyy!!! 😱😇😍 My life is beautiful and filled with rainbows and butterflies again. 😱 My beautiful, kind and loving guardian is alive. the fu*king heartwrenching angst from the end of book 2 to two-third of book 3 was totally worth it. 😭 My besties Lorraine and Lyn know how much of a temper tantrum I threw after that book. 😂 Lol 😁👏 Seriously, although I did really love book 2 and it was an epic read, the ending literally killed me. 😂 As of the end of book 3, I can happily announce that we are very much in love. So …… I’m currently having a love/hate relationship with Jex Lane. Overall, loved it and hope you enjoy it as well! It ends with a mild cliffhanger but it’s satisfying.

It’s the third installment in the 'Beautiful Monsters' series and must be read in order. Told in single POV (except the prologue and epilogue, they were the king’s POV), 3rd person. I know he has feelings for Matthew but doesn’t want to let himself show it (or maybe I’m wrong) but I want to see them! I want to see his concern and his happiness for Matthew and I want to feel them! I still love Devak and want him to be with Matthew but… It’s rare to me to read a series in a row but this series was really addictive, intriguing and compelling that I couldn’t not read it! It was well-written, a bit slow and so exciting! And I should say this book was different with the two previous ones. But I loved Samantha (she is funny) and Jet and Thank you, Jex Lane, for fulfilling my wish! Now I have another one! Could you please give me a reason to love Tarrick (or hate him less) in the next installment?! And please in his POV?! I really love to know what’s in his mind, maybe that way I could understand him better! He’s like a puzzle to me, the one that I can’t find out about! I want him to care about Matthew (more). I still hate the incubi king and Tarrick, even Liliy for not supporting his father. And you should take the author’s note seriously (in the blurb). When I was reading this book, I was as broken as Matthew! I’m not a crier but I cried! This story pushed me so hard and took me out of my comfort zone.

Broken by Jex Lane