Mirrigold: Mutterings & Musings

Forgive Me Father by Garrett Leigh

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jeeeeeze I’m not sure just how to articulate just how good this third entry in Garrett’s MC series in.

It kept me up half the night reading it because the constant adrenaline-packed action was so full of potential tension and an aura of dread that I needed to know what was going to happen.

There’ll be no spoilers here, I’ll just say that never in a million years would I have guessed what goes down in this book.

As for the couple at the heart of it, OMG they own me lock, stock and smoking barrel.

Embry and Mateo’s relationship and love is so complicated, so full of obstacles to overcome, but it’s also the most beautiful and important part of them and their place in the Rebel Kings.

Without giving anything away, I wasn’t a single bit disappointed by what happens between them, on the contrary, it was so much more than I’d expected.

More passionate, more comforting, more supportive but the emotional connection they share goes more deep than all that and into something beyond words.

When the shit hits the fan from a completely unseen direction, they have to draw on every ounce of that solid foundation to get through the challenges.

With the whole club’s future looking bleak, Garrett ramps up the narrative to breakneck speed and all you can do is cling on for dear life and hope all comes right at the end.

With some fabulous guest appearances from her Skins series, and obviously plenty of Cam, Saint and Alexei to keep us happy, this book delivers on every level.

The only thing I’m unhappy about is having to wait until next May for Rubi and River’s book!

#ARC kindly received from the author in return for an honest and unbiased review.

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