I had to start this bc the last book ended so bad. I had to know what her was thinking
I really enjoyed the extra story at the end about the twins! ( )

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Corrigan Lust

66 points/100 (3 ½ stars/5)

Once again, Corrigan Lust is essentially Bloodlust, just from Corrigan's perspective. Somehow, though, it is much more emotionally powerful than the original counterpart. There is absolutely no surprises in this book. Even the "surprise" we got from the original (which really wasn't a surprise).

See, even if I hadn't read the original series, I would have known Mack was pregnant. It is so obvious when Corrigan and his sister are talking about babies randomly for no reason at all, you know? And then, what is this surprise? Mack is pregnant? Shock.

At the very least, throughout this series, we learn why Corrigan is so quick to suggest what happens at the end of the book. This entire series was basically the blueprint for explaining away that extremely quick, extremely "what the hell just happened?" ending. The ending itself was a million times better, too. We actually got an ending that was at least moderately satisfying. Even if it was still quick. ( )