Rating - 4 /5 ★★★★

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Rhea and Saahil are from separate worlds and meet in London. Their first terrible meeting foreshadows a bleak future for them. But their paths crossed again, and now they want to know each other. Saahil despised the notion of commitment and marriage after witnessing his parents' separation, divorce, and bitterness, while Rhea grew up seeing her parents' wonderful marriage, and even after her father's death, her thoughts of her happily ever after never faded. Both had gone through hardships that shaped their outlook on life. When it enters into their relationship, it either breaks or changes the course of their future.

The story moves at a decent pace which helps to keep the reader engaged. Sahil is the most evolved character in the story, and I liked how, at first, he appeared to be the spoiled rich brat enjoying his time apart, but with time, his rigidity, which stemmed from his childhood trauma, began to show, revealing his fears, insecurity, and the admirable person beneath the layers.

Rhea is a breath in the fresh air, so relaxed and taking a risk, never afraid to voice out her thoughts on anything. I adored her mother-daughter bond. Simran and Nandini had a profound impact.

The author fabulously writes the communication impact on the relationship and a healthy relationship despite the child's trauma. And for me, the best part of the novel was when Saahil confronted his parents; it made my eyes moist, and I enjoyed how the author skillfully conveyed the blame game without painting anyone a villain. And the ending is fantastic—they both strive diligently for their happily ever after.

A one-day sweet romance soothing read from a fresh perspective.

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Rating - 4 /5 ★★★★

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Meira and Rina are in search of a weapon that can aid them in winning the battle, but they must first discover it. They find their way back to their lost loved ones with the support of their friends. The tranquility of their home aids them in the formulation of a strategy to defeat the monster and also grows their passion for their hidden feelings for Cas and Kotosh. But, stuck in the enemy's plots, losing friends, and on the verge of defeat, nothing can save them from the wrath of the monster they never saw coming. To save Theria, the Twins will have to sacrifice more than they imagined.

This book continues where the first one left off. This book's plot is fluid, with numerous twists and unexpected turns. Rina's development in this book is fantastic, and the chemistry with Cas is magnificent. I admire her for many reasons, but her love of her home is exceptional. Meira and Kotosh steal my heart with their intense attraction and sense of humor. The sea adventure in this novel is difficult to ignore and was a delight for me.

It is a highly adventurous fantasy read and the ideal conclusion to a series with a powerful, soaring, emotional storyline and characters, as well as a satisfying ending that leaves too many unanswered questions. This book was enjoyable to read.

Recommendations

• It is a perfect book to read if you enjoy high fantasy stories with sea adventures and fae magic.
• The language of this book is easy to pick up for beginners.
• The novel contains explicit language and mentions abuse, so it is ideal for mature readers.
• This book was only read after the first book, The Lost Sister.

The Book Blurb

Firstly, I really love the cover of this book, and it perfectly suits the plot. Tutoring the Player is the cutest and sweetest college romance novel I've read in a long time. I expect complex feelings when I read teen romance, and this novel just gives me those wrong, confusing teen emotions, choices and small mistakes to redeem them. So wonderfully done.

Daisy Johnson is a shy and quiet girl who has a crush on Liam-exactly male version of herself. A nice guy, the type she adores the most. When her teacher tells her to do the lab project with Liam, that is the perfect opportunity for her, but there is also the third partner, Jordan Thatcher-Liam’s best buddy, bad boy, and hockey player. Jordan shows Daisy’s dreamily gaze at his best friend and advises Liam not to think of a relationship. Later, he encourages Daisy to ask Liam out on a date. When the precious moment arrives, a spark of confusion arises in him, and to set them apart, he asks Daisy to tutor him in a rush. They both question their judgment for one another. Jordan wants to come from it without hurting her, and Daisy is falling for him. Can the end be right when the start is wrong?

I love the instant attraction and the gradual process of one step at a time love that has a special place for me. I like how the plot has more college aspects and equal sports space. I adore the author's depiction of shy females because, honestly, I am surrounded by them-too shy yet too open in their own zone.

It is literally impossible to see Jordan as a bad boy. I expected the cocky bad guy attitude, but he is the polar opposite, and I like this version much more than I imagined; patient, calm, chill, and funny. Especially his behavior towards Daisy to push her a little, to let her initiate, to do what she wanted. It's so much hard not to fall for him.

Daisy is full of life and craves attention from someone special, but she is also scared of it as well. Daisy has a magnificent girl gang and is one-of-a-kind in one way. This book has many friends, strong, and excellent supporting characters that I am curious to read about in the next book. Rebecca Jenshak had an impression on me. I will certainly read the following books in the series.

Daisy and Jordan are totally opposite yet awfully similar, giving me a deep blast of romantic moments. This book has entire college vibes, parties, fun and makes you laugh, cry, and has the pain of grief, suffering from heartbreak, and the struggle of a second chance. There are few sporting events and a mix of hockey and bowling, but plenty of action off the ice.

• Read this book if you enjoy college romance novels with twists and turns.
• There are fewer parts of the sport, so don’t pick for sports romance only.
• This book is entirely different from the Off-Campus series and The Deal by Elley Kennedy. The tropes are the same, but not the story and characters.
• A perfect book for beginners.
• It is only suitable for adult readers.

The Book Blurb

Best Quotes of Twisted Knots

Every person had something good in them. We always try to find the dark side in people, and we get what we seek. 

It was like she was the earth and I was getting pulled by the gravity of her naivete and charm. 

Class is shown in your behavior, girl, not in the brands you wear. 

Life’s not always rainbows and sunshine. Sometimes you have to find your way in the darkness. 

Loneliness was a drug. Once I got a taste of it, it was difficult to come back to normal. 

Sometimes it’s easier to share your worries with strangers than your friends. 

Sometimes it’s good to have boundaries.

• It is a perfect book to read if you enjoy high fantasy stories with sea adventures and fae magic.
• The language of this book is easy to pick up for beginners.
• The novel contains explicit language and mentions abuse, so it is ideal for mature readers.

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My Review

It was a pleasant surprise for me. I had no idea there would be another book in this series with all of the key characters. I did a happy dance when I saw the book's pages; it's a full book-length, but in every couple's opinion, it's a novella.

When I started reading this book, I expected nothing more from it. Just a little bit closer to the end of this series, maybe I should have. The Legacy also features a smooth plot, amazing visuals, humorous banter moments, and the relationship's struggle with drama, emotions, and romance.

Kennedy shows us four phases of every relationship with four different characters. It gives me a closer view of how much it varies from person to person. This book also explains that staying in a relationship is tougher than confessing and that every couple, at the same time in their lives, will experience this dilemma. This aspect of the novel feels more realistic to me.

Many questions left unanswered in previous installments have now been explained in this book. Garrett and his father's interactions, Logan's familial difficulties and pro hockey career problems, Dean's commitment concerns, and Tucker's much-needed professional decisions with their relationship problems are all addressed.

The opening page of the book piques my attention. I understand what is going on and where it is heading, but I'm curious about where it will finish. We expect a joyful ending when we read the epilogue, but if I talk about this book, it was more of a short tale for me, a more detailed particular occasion in their lives with an open-ended ending.

But I wished there had been more of Hannah and Garrett's life experiences. Every character comes into other characters' stories, especially Garrett, who shows their friendship bond and laughter remain the same. What I like about this book is that it gives me a quick recap of the past key events in every couple's life, which is precisely what I expected when I read the conclusion after reading prior novels many years ago. My favorite characters are still Hannah, Garrett, and Logan. The characters from the Briar U series have a minor role in the stories. The passionate romance is unaffected by the length of the novel.

Recommendation

• Read this book if you want to read romance with comedy.
• Only after reading the previous books of the Off-Campus series enter into this book.
• Pick this book if you love to read teen romance novels.
• You can read this if you are eighteen.
• This book contains four short romance stories.

Best Lines of The Legacy

I put up with all this nonsense because at the end of the day, being with Garrett is worth it. 

This is the pact. You and me. The pact is that we spend as much time together as humanly possible. We don't let our busy schedules control our relationship. If there's no time, we make time. Hockey doesn't matter. School, work. None of it matters if you and I are struggling. If we aren't connecting. 

Go for a walk. Explore a new neighborhood, try a new restaurant. Just keep making memories and sharing experiences. Good or bad, they bring you closer together. 

This blinding ring on Allie’s finger is like a billboard announcing to everyone we know and everyone we’re gonna know, that this woman is mine. She owns my heart. 

It's times like this I remember why I fell so hopelessly hard for this girl.

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Rating - 4 /5

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After his first encounter with Hannah, I can't wait to read Dean's novel. The book is based mainly on Dean's life. Dean is a lady's man, so how can I be immune to his charm?

Dean is a cocky, lovely party man who isn't afraid to become a jerk to obtain what he wants. He also has his share of past mistakes that cling to him till now. I'd read about him in two earlier novels, but I didn't realize how wealthy he was until I read this one since he didn't brag about it.

Dean is the only one who comes from a happy household with two siblings. After a one-night stand with Allie, he decides to do something he has never done before: hide his relationship with Allie from everyone while continuing to do what he wants. I was in awe of how he taught and handled a little girl. It was fabulous.

Connecting with Dean is easy, and Summer is an unexpected delight. It seemed more like a passion narrative than a romance story in the first half of the book. Even in the middle, I was losing interest, and then the big explosion happened, and I wondered whether I had read it correctly. That was the point at which the book took a turn for the better and drew my attention.

Dean is the one who is most affected by this accident, and he loses control. When he recovered from it, he realized that not only was he suffering, but because of him, every one of his loved ones also suffered. Moreover, it also gives him the right direction in his relationship or career, making him somewhat responsible. That made me feel more at ease.

Allie is a tough, feisty, courageous, smart-mouthed woman who is focusing on her career. Everyone warns her she should never date Dean, but she refuses to modify her mind for the sake of others. I appreciate her for who she is. I'd read about Allie in earlier books and watched her and Sean's love develop. That's why I was initially put off by her and Dean's connection and found it hard to connect with her. I think she's a little selfish, clinging, and girly at times, but that's just my opinion.

Again, the book held laughter, fun, friendship, bromance, funny banter, and a healthy amount of romance. I had an ache in my jaw and stomach from laughing and tears dropping moments. Over the top, the presence of Garrett and Hannah is the most needed thing for me.

Recommendation

• If you enjoy young romance novels with witty characters, this is the book for you.
• If you love to read college romance, bond with friends.
• Only individuals above the age of eighteen are welcome.
• It may be read as a stand-alone, although some details get confused if you haven't read The Deal and The Mistake.
• Anyone can read the book since it is written in an easy-to-understand, accessible style.

Rating - 4.5 / 5

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Logan led me to the book more smoothly, and I connected with him more easily, maybe because of the previous book. Reading this book made me realize that every friend knows their friend's problems, but at a certain point, regardless of how close they are and boys are always afraid to share their problems, no matter how close they are.

Logan needed Grace more than anything else, yet he messed by letting her leave. Logan had a thing for Hannah, then he liked Grace, who was the polar opposite of Hannah. It's felt off in the start and, after realizing that Logan was craving only the love Hannah has for Garrett. The best part was when he recognized his emotions and did not mourn his actions but rather show to Grace that he was worthy of her. Logan was funny, carefree, and talked about what he had in his mind. I also decoded his coding message. It was fun.

I didn't foresee Logan going through hardship, having a terrible upbringing, having to deal with his parent's divorce and the consequences. Now, he's decided to focus on his family after graduation, leaving his dreams behind, and I'm relieved that it hasn't come to that.

Grace is a cool girl, self-assured, supportive, and compassionate, a far difference from the first few chapters. I admire her for not obsessing over someone who has no idea who she is and for growing strong as a result. I appreciate how she insists Logan fulfill all six of her wishes for a single date. It's funny. As much as I like Grace, I don't feel the same way about her as I do about Hannah.

Elle has a powerful grasp of the writing, which allows her to create a swoon-worthy narrative. This novel also has stunning scenes regarding the boys' relationship and their growing closeness with one another. The amusing dialogue has the same effect as it did in the previous book. I'm more fascinated by the author's description of the relationship between closest friends and their varied socioeconomic levels. Even in their heads, they never have a different viewpoint, jealousy, serious mention of it, or an influence on their friendship.

This book is more emotional and filled with conflicting emotions. I'm glad I chose this series and read it all in one sitting.

Recommendations

• If you enjoy reading second chances with young romance, this is the book for you.
• The perfect mix of romantic and emotional development.
• If you wish to read a college romance novel entwined with family issues.
• It may be read as a stand-alone, although it is preferable to read as part of a series for a deeper understanding.
• If you enjoy reading stories about romance and best friends, this is the book for you.
• Only for those over the age of eighteen.
• The book's language is straightforward, accessible, and simple; anyone can read it.