**Adult Romance**
The Beauty and the Beast saga ends with Devastation…
Abused and rejected, Benella strives to regain a purpose for her life, and finds herself returning to the last place she ever wanted to see. She must learn when it is right to forgive and when it is time to move on.
Intended for adult readers only due to sexual situations, violence, and moderate language.
Review by Twinsie Angie
I purchased this audio book.
I am here to tell you when book 2 ended I was frantic to get to book 3. I have never been so happy to have the series complete in my LIFE!! For all of you that had to wait, I am so sorry!!
I was desperate to see what happened. I mean Alec is ALEC but he was with Rose!! WHAT!! And our poor girl, Benella, was a mess. I don’t blame her at all for running home to her father and staying there.
Of course you know Benella ends back at the house with Alec after he offered her father a position with his staff. My heart was all fluttering to see Alec and Benella together. *Snicker* her tantrum with him in the kitchen did have me laughing so hard.
Then the book slowed down…like way down. I felt like I wanted to throat punch Benella for not listening to Alec about what happened THAT DAY. I also was really over the party planning. It was a little too long for my taste BUT when the party happened things really picked back up and off we went. Alec and his overreaching but dang did I love him for it!!
Of course, we see a lot of disagreements with Benella and Alec. We see her father trying to give fatherly advice. We see Benella’s sisters being HORRIBLE. We, of course, deal with Tennen being the douchbag he is 1000%.
But at the end of it all, I was so smooshy with love and the satisfaction of the completion of their love story.
MJ Haag is the bestselling author of the Beastly Tales and the Resurrection Chronicles. Writing as both MJ Haag and Melissa Haag, she has sold more than three hundred thousand copies worldwide and authored several other series, including the Judgement of the Six and Of Fates and Furies.
She thinks bios written in third person are hilariously pretentious and doesn’t take much in life seriously, including her author photo.
She lives in Wisconsin with her three children and husband.