Flock (The Ravenhood)

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It is a riveting, intense, suspenseful story, with a side of romance, that starts with a murder in a court.

A phenomenal, captivating, complex, unconventional, and unforgettable romance filled with suspense, action, steam, and ALL THE FEELS! It was a little hard to get into at the beginning because it was really confusing, but once I started to deal with the fact I was supposed to be confused, it was a lot easier! Cecelia’s stay at Triple Falls turns to finding herself and proving that she can have fun with herself and everyone.

I felt her frustration when she was with Sean and kept screaming at my kindle, hoping Sean would do something. there’s always something about a fictional man who is an absolute asshole to the fmc, but then turns soft for her later on that will always win me over. It immediately flashes back to 18-year-old Cecelia coming to town for the first time to live in her dad's house and work in his factory. it’s my favorite thing ever like yes baby, peel back those layers so i can see deep into your core the kind of gentleman you really are😩you ask me to list my top book bf’s and you WILL find dominic being one of them, always.

The Guessing Got Tedious…Part of you definitely becomes frustrated alongside Cecilia when over and over again she asks questions and she gets no answers, or a lot of it is simply left up in the air. every time he was talking about something, i just wanted him to shut the fuck up😭there was one specific scene…actually a few scenes where he pissed me off so much and i was just like yeahhhh fuck this guy😂i mean some of the things he says is swoon worthy, but idk. The worst part is I’m typing up my review of Flock by Kate Stewart, and I’ve already finished Exodus, and I’m currently reading the last book , The Finish Line.She has no expectations, work for a year then leave for college, but nothing prepared her for twenty five year old Sean who she met the first day of orientation, he invited her back for a party at this place to meet his brotherhood of friends. will bring you to the ledge of your comfort zone and lasso your heart, holding it captive until the very last page. Cecelia was sent to love with her estranged father, Roman, who owns a multimillion dollar technology company. There’s just something about it that draws you in, letting you step outside of your reality and step into another one while putting your brain into overdrive and keeping you guessing the whole way through.

With the Ravenhood, a powerful and mysterious organization, looming in the shadows, Celie must confront her past and make difficult choices that will shape her future. The sale of customised goods or perishable goods, sealed audio or video recordings, or software, which has been opened.Is book 3 The Finish Line a pallet cleanser or just more sadness and grieving and fights between Cecelia and Tobias? This makes the story so immersive and the reader is made to feel like they are in the main character’s shoes. Our Non-Fiction Range includes: Academic, Photography, Audio books, Business, Cook Books, Craft Books, Health and Fitness Books, Mind, Body, Spirit (Tarot).

If you like your romance novels dark, steamy and filled with tension, Flock is easily a story you can get lost in – and luckily for those readers that find themselves hooked and eager for more, that cliffhanger ending will quickly be followed by two more books in the Ravenhood Cycle set to hit shelves in the UK next year. I’m so glad these books are releasing so close together because you’re not going to want to wait long for the next one!As the lines between good and evil blur, Celie must decide where her loyalties truly lie, and if she can find redemption amidst the darkness. But his path is disrupted when he falls for the one woman that could destroy what he’s spent two decades plotting. Before that, Flock is the definition of ‘no plot, just vibes’, centring on Cecilia’s growing closeness first with Sean and then later with Dom, who takes a little longer to let Cecilia into their world, and exploring the shifting relationship between all three of them.