J.J. McAvoy

Calliope I know you hate me. I’ve ruined the family, you say? I’ve led Ethan astray? You say that it’s all my fault. Haven’t you learned by now that the weak are eaten by the strong? Only the most ruthless, the most vicious, can stand at the top. Whatever comes...just know, they deserved it. I told you to bow, didn’t I? It is my time now. With love, Mrs. Callahan Melody Hate You? Little girl, you are not worthy of my hate. Ruined my family? Don’t make me laugh. Hundreds have tried before you and failed. Hundreds will try after you and fail again, Because no matter what, we are strong. You preach about being ruthless or vicious— I am those words personified. The only bowing will be from you to me. Prepare yourself, Mrs. Callahan. The real Mrs. Callahan is coming.

Vicious Minds: Part 3

Alexandra 

** spoiler alert **
           I’m just really disappointed. This series really was the highlight of my quarantine. The first books on Liam and Melody (while a little chaotic) were my absolute favorite. The series should have ended there. With an epilogue showing that Liam and Mel were in fact still alive and living life on vacation - no couple could compare to them. 

 Now - if the author did continue with and created Children of Vice - this is how it should have been: 
It had So much potential!!!! Ivy should never happened and she didn’t deserve that ending after everything she went through. Calliope should have been brought it in this installment and Wyatt and Dona should never have had their own stories (love them but could live without it). The children of Vice should have blended their stories with vicious minds and it could have potentially been better. 


The 3rd installment of Vicious Minds:
- loved Gigi 
- what the hell was this disorder that was mentioned at the very end that Ethan had??? Like this is critical in a character and story’s development but it was never explored therefore should never been included. 
- calliope complete retcon was disappointing. She couldn’t even kill the people she wanted. Her daughter had a bomb on her neck and the man Responsible for it just ended up killing him self??? There’s no justice 
- Cora: stupid. Her character deserved better 
- overall: i think this book was written to justify continuity mistakes in the previous books and make Ethan and Calliope “win” in the end. 
- Liam and Mel: a chandelier???? That was how Liam gets hurt and ultimately get paralyzed???? honestly terrible ending for 2 great characters. 

I’m just sad i wasted time with this series. I will pretend that children of Vice and vicious people never happened and that Mel and Liam rode into the sunset forever in love.

Part one of the epic two-part conclusion to the Ruthless People and Children of Vice series... In the end...we all lose. How well do you think you know the Callahans? Yes, I’m asking you. Because I know you’ve been watching. The chaos, the violence, the love, and the madness—who could look away? Not me, for sure. My grandmother always told me...where you look is where you go. So I ask again, how well do you think you know the Callahans? Do you really think you understand Melody, Liam, or even Ethan? I have to wonder—will your mind be able to handle it? We haven’t met yet, but ready or not, here I come. The true queen of Chicago. For now, you may call me Calliope. Catch up on the Children of Vice Series: CHILDREN OF VICE, Book 1: “From the Ruthless, Vice shall Rise.” CHILDREN OF AMBITION, Book 2: "Show me a strong woman and I’ll show you the scars on her soul that made her so.” CHILDREN OF REDEMPTION, Book 3: “I do not come in peace.”

Vicious Minds: Part 3

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