Angel Lawson

A Deal with the Devil

yasmin

“What exactly do you want to hear, Emory?” I raise my voice, tension rolling up my spine. “You want a play-by-play? You want to hear about how I fingered her two weeks ago? You want to know when she sucked my dick? You want to know what we did in the Stairway for the fifth rite?”

brooke

brothers bestfriend can do no wrong in my eyes

brother’s best friend you will always be famous and loved by me

jupiter

this book was camp! i love her her f!mcs! y’all haters need to get over it 😭

Yaneli | @aquariusbookadventures 

*Received ARC in exchange for an honest review* 
Rating: 4.5 Stars!
https://bookboyfriendsdoitbetter.com/

This writing duo is amazing! 

I absolutely loved the first book and immediately signed up for the second one! I love the story and world Angel and Samantha have created. I was getting bored by bully romances and then BAM here comes this writing duo giving me this high school/academy bully romances; which is hilarious because sometimes I despise academy books but this series is giving me EVERYTHING.

I love that since each book has been quite long, the story is really flushed out along with the characters. We can see why a character does something, whether it be a bad or good thing. The plot wasn't too slow or too fast for me. It didn't feel like Angel or Samantha said 'the book has to be xyz long so now we got to fit the story to that amount'. It felt like they wrote the story and let it develop naturally.

Vandy and Reyn were amazing together! I honestly need more from them. Their story is full of sadness, anger, and forgiveness. Neither of them is a black and white character. They both make good and bad choices. They feel like real people that you can relate to. I found myself relating to both Vandy and Reyn's fear and inner monologues throughout the entire book. 

Their story is also very slow burn, so if that's not your style, I would cautiously start it (because I still recommend it lol and I'm also not a fan of slow-burn). 
I am so excited about the third book and I can see myself loving the rest of this series (I really hope I didn't just jinx myself).

A Deal with the Devil

Reviews

Highlights