Bloodbath By Molly Doyle

Bloodbath by Molly Doyle  
4 /5 ⭐️
4 /5 🌶
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⚠️Spoilers included in this review.⚠️
Molly Doyle is one of my favorite authors, and The Order Of The Unseen is one of my favorite series, and probably my most reread series. 
This series was intended to be mostly 🌶 with very little storyline. 


With all that in mind, I absolutely loved the direct continuation of the storyline from Bloodshed. Each little twist of the knife Molly Doyle has was fantastic as well, and I am loving how the storyline is progressing. 


Little Quinn has a stalker, but it's not a ghost this time. Finally unraveling a huge portion of who Quinn is, and who Damien is. Quinn knows she's being lied to by her masked men, but the truth is more than any of them could have guessed. Secrets can make or break a relationship, who's secrets will be spilled? 

I did however feel the writing in this book was fast paced, compared to Bloodshed. Compared to Scream For Us, Melt For us, and Scream For Love, it was about the same pace. 

This book is part of a series that is on going and incomplete.



(This is my own personal review based on my opinion on this book/series. Not everyone enjoys the same books, just because I loved/hated it doesn't mean you will love/hate it. As always, check your trigger warnings.) 

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