I thought the pace in this one was improved and really allowed the reader to sink into this story and into these characters and their relationship development. The evilness and vile things some characters so and how The Crows and Ava Jade mete justice was fabulous. Loved the really dark part of book 3 as well. Loved the music addition, I had no clue when I started this series that would be a part of the story and I was very happy to see that. The bigger reveals with Corvus and Rook, the steam and budding romance between AJ and her 3 guys was stunning. The vulnerability and connection with the guys and Ava Jade was beautiful. Book 3 delivered what I had been missing in book 2. I am not one to let that deter me from giving 5 stars, it definitely put me on the edge and super wanting hahaha. I have read this author before and haven't been upset with endings but this cliffhanger was amazing yet frustrating all at the same time haha. Please listen responsibly.īy far my favorite of the 3 books I have listened to so far!! I am so happy book 4 just came out and audio will be here soon because I so need to know what comes next. Warning: This series contains foul language, graphic depictions of gang violence, references to past trauma, and jealous/possessive themes. It's a reverse harem romance, meaning the main character will have more than one love interest and she will not have to choose between them. Twisted Games is book three in the Boys of Briar Hall series and should be heard after Wicked Trials. It’s time for some new rules in Thorn Valley, and I’m going to be the one making them. I am the queen they’ve all been waiting for. It’s time for me to show them I’m not a toy to be played with.

Any of them could be the end of me unless I do something about it. Each one clinging to my bones as irrevocably as my own shadow. Crow, an imminent gang war, and an anonymous shadow from my past.

But Rook, Corvus, and Grey aren’t the only ones keeping me up at night. This place and these men have seeped into me, and not even my blades can cut them out.

Twisted Games by Elena Lawson