Ana Nimity's Reviews > Unholy Trinity

I've been waiting for this book since these three characters started pulling toward each other, and it did not disappoint. It's everything I hoped it would be and more.

I know some will be tempted to skip it because it's got that pesky F in with the MM, but those who do are only cheating themselves out of so much Rebel Kings content that I would urge them to reconsider. It's not just any F, it's ORLA, ffs, who's as bold and fierce as any of the brothers, yet completely her own woman.

Plus, there's plenty of MM content, Orla makes sure of that. Nash and Locke fit together beautifully, with an tenderness that I should have expected but somehow didn't. The three of them together are incendiary, spontaneously combustible, yet sweet, too. Orla and Nash's history. Locke's story. Garrett Leigh has created a world where I could easily sit in a corner and watch everyone for days at a time.

There is a cliffhanger ending, so if you're not good with them, you may want to wait until Eternally Blessed comes out, if you can manage it. I couldn't wait and almost sprained my finger clicking to request the arc, even knowing going in that it would likely end with my heart outside my body, still beating, suspended until the next book.

Which it is. I was up until nearly 3 am on a work night because I couldn't put it down.

I regret nothing.