This was the perfect ending to the love stories of the five men of Reach and their evolution from the dirty, filthy hedonists to the committed hedonists they became. I will always be glad that his story wasn’t over with Dirty Filthy Rich Love. I love that since there is some predictability to romance novels, and while some of the conclusions here aren’t that surprising, overall Donovan is a character I could never expect to follow any normal patterns.

I couldn’t have predicted where this story would lead. In this book, we finally get a look inside Donovan’s head and learn what drives him and whether he can adapt to the changing landscape of his own story. There are some similarities to Hudson, where we finally see his story from his own perspective, something I find that I really have come to value, especially where these inscrutable men such as Hudson and Donovan are concerned. We have read about him through countless books with our ever truly knowing his motives or what is going on in his head until now. He is always in control of himself and those around him, with exception to some of the aspects of his story with his now wife, Sabrina. He always seems to know everything that has happened and will happen, because he has managed to influence the outcome the way he intends. Donovan Kincaid has always been in a class of his own, a mastermind with questionable ethics who seems to arrange the lives of those around him like chess pieces.

Laurelin Paige writes such amazing alpha heroes and anti~heroes. Finally, a look into Donovan’s head- I always like to read the complex man’s perspective

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