K. Webster

All I wanted is for my little sister Della to be safe and happy. And maybe, in brief stolen moments, I dreamed of a happy ending for myself with a brown-eyed man. That hope has turned into sharp, bright fear. There's only survival now.

I'm the daughter of a controlling and cruel billionaire, so I understand about power. But I find myself fighting anyway. I find myself testing them.

I have claws and I bite. I’m not going down without a fight.

It's like I have a death wish.

Deception Duet #2

Death Wish

Souhaila

Well, it was a hea and that's more than what I would've asked for so... Not bad. 
Also, what does say about me that I prefer psychotic Scout out of the triplet? Yeah, I need help.

NaTasna Jiggetts

**Received this ARC for a honest review**
This is the second installment in the Deception Series. My favorite part of it is that it features the Mannfold triplets, who have only grown in my affection, and I am hopeful that they will begin to get along with the Constantines (a girl can dream, right? ). The story picks up immediately where Triple Threat left off, and it is a roller coaster ride throughout the entire novel. Naturally, Sully, Sparrow, and Scout are enemies of Landry's; nonetheless, she considers herself and her sister Della to be safe in their presence and would prefer to remain there rather than with her father. The truths that are revealed are mind-blowing, and it makes you fall even more in love with the triplets. TW (in my opinion) If you don't like reverse harems (don't read it), abuse, rape..Yet spicy spicy scences 

Genesis (@whisperingchapters)

An entertaining and steamy conclusion to this duet and the Terror Triplets!

This book picked up right after the ending of Triple Threat. I honestly felt for Landry, especially because she left a lion's den, only to end up at the apartment of the guy she was falling for. Except when she's there, she realizes there are three of them: triplets. Now she needs to find a way out to give a better life to her sister, Della.

The triplets used me. My turn to use them back.

Sully, Sparrow, and Scout are totally gone for the same woman; they crave Landry and will do anything to keep her and protect her. I have to admit, I hated Scout in the Cinderella trilogy. Then I liked him in Triple Threat, but my heart completely became his in this ending! He's still a bit psycho, possessive, and controlling, but the way he was so caring of Landry and her sister melted me and had me falling for him!

These men want me. Their obsession should scare me, especially after what I've gone through with my father, but I can't seem to find the fear with them.

I felt for Landry so much. We only see glimpses of the nightmare she lived with her father in the first book, but it isn't until this one that we get the full scope of the horrifying life she lived under her father's care. She stayed with him all to be able to take care of her little sister. I loved seeing such a strong devotion between these two siblings.

I did find the book to have a very slow start with not much truly going on. I would have loved to see the triplets have more action in this book, seeing as they got their nickname of Terror Triplets for a reason.

My brothers and I will be her filthy villains.

Overall, Death Wish is a great conclusion to this steamy and heart-racing duet. K. Webster never disappoints!

Death Wish Deception Duet #2

Reviews