I hated how much I wanted her, and I hated that she wasn’t smart enough to run away from me while she still had a chance.Thought let’s be honest, it was already too late.”

But the more she gets to know him, the more she realizes there’s more than meets the eye to the man she’s hated for so long. Charming and smart enough to hide it, Christian Harper is a monster dressed in the perfectly tailored suits of a gentleman. Let’s just say I loved every second of this book and if you haven’t read it yet… GET TO IT NOW!!!!! It is worth EVERYTHING!!! Even if you may have disliked the first book, definitely give this one a try!!This book captured me in the universe of the Twisted Series, and I couldn’t leave it until I finished them all. After reading Twisted Love, I had to get the last three books immediately. I happened to be on holiday in London at the time, so I began a frantic search in several London bookshops to get the books. I could return to Norway with a suitcase full of books and several hours of enjoyable reading ahead of me. I liked it. I didn’t love it, but it was still entertaining. I enjoyed some aspects and disliked some others but we’ll get into that later on in the review. Compared to the first installment though, I’ll say this: I liked the characters in the first novel better but the plot was more flushed out here in my opinion. She’s the object of his darkest desires, the only puzzle he can’t solve. And when the opportunity to get closer to her arises, he breaks his own rules to offer her a deal she can’t refuse. Another absurdly overhyped book. Everyone tells me this series is good and the later books are better. I don't doubt it. I don't think Ana is a bad writer, her writing is tolerable and sometimes even enjoyable. Can't say the same thing for her characters.

This book is incredibly slow burn but the angst is so well-written. Ana also surprises readers with cameo scenes. This is also the steamiest romance book in the series.Both Ava and Alex were two characters I enjoyed reading about, and I absolutely loved the dual pov. Ava's character definitely impacted me more compared to Alex's. She's actually a whole sunshine, a photographer who's always remaining optimistic and sure everything will turn out well. She puts others before her, and it took her a while to finally see for herself that she needed and deserved better. I found her character development to be a fresh breath of air, if I'm honest, because I could relate to how she puts others first, or how commonly she fakes her emotions to please others. Not only that, but I found her to be strong for putting herself in a position that would sooner or later trigger her phobia. Her fear of water was something she wanted to conquer, and while Alex was someone who helped her, I was so glad to see how it was something she took into her own hands as well. overall, this is a very chill book. at least for me. though there are some tw (spoilers) // parental deaths, violence, and child abuse rhys talks dirty. other than that there’s nothing else about him that was appealing. tattooed and scarred. muscled. NEXT! Rhys is also the most perfect man ever!!! He’s definitely the best Twisted man and he might not be YOUR favourite but you can definitely admit that he is THE BEST out of all the Twisted men! Like the way he stood by Bridget no matter what, fought so strongly for their love and is willing to give up everything just to see her happy?!!! I’m crying, screaming…