Flock (The Ravenhood)

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Fast cars, drugs, parties, sex, secrets, lies, a ménage à trois, and one heck of an epic romantic suspense, you do NOT want to miss out on The Ravenhood Duet!

i read to feel something…to feel everything because feeling so deeply makes me feel so alive and i crave it more and more everyday. I’m done pretending I didn’t leave the largest part of me between these hills and valleys, between the sea of trees that hold my secrets.As Celie delves deeper into Sean's complex world, she uncovers shocking truths about her own past and her family's involvement with the Ravenhood.

I really enjoyed seeing his walls come down around Cecelia and am eager to see what happens between them later if I continue the series. During the time period when Cecelia/Sean are a thing, it is stated that Dominic has not sleep with other women since meeting Cecelia at the party.

I have never hated something this much and I will have to warn you, please don't read the rest of this review if you love this series. Sean is like a golden Cali-surfer boy without a care in the world, and Dominic at first feels like a very stereotypical teen romance love interest: stoic, broody, tall, dark, handsome, and a total asshole that the girl somehow still gets the hots for. What I do know, is that, per usual this author has mesmerized me with the stylistic choices that she uses when crafting a sentence. I used to post a song at the end of my reviews on my blog and it was always a song that made me think of the characters or the story. With that being said, this will be a super short review because I want you to have the same feeling I had while reading this unforgettable epic novel.