Kill Switch (Devil's Night Book 3)

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Every joke in class. Every strut into the lunchroom. Every new haircut and every new pair of jeans. But before I could escape from his lap, he grabbed my chin in one hand and wrapped his other arm around my waist, pulling me in. Against his body, and whispering so softly no one could hear him but me. I get that circumstance and time can change a person, but they didn't even seem like the same characters anymore. Will completely lost his enigma and Emory... I don't even know where to start. She was all over the place. She wanted Will... but then she didn't. She loved him.. but then she didn't. She was jealous.. but then she wasn't. She was mean... but then she was sorry. It was all too much to process. THE FACT that PD spent MORE TIME writing the orgy scenes instead of the make up sex that went on between Will and Emory *calls my lawyer*

Anyway, after that epilogue i'm pretty sure that second-gen books are coming but not anytime soon, cause hellbent series comes first (i'm lowkey scared for that series now)

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And she let her brother tell my family that, not only did I not love her, but I passed her around for my friends to abuse like she was nothing.

The love for William was right there from that very beginning when he was introduced in Corrupt, and we got little glimpse here and there from Emory. She instantly became my favorite that's for sure. But after reading this novel there was definitely an attraction between these two characters in which cannot be predicted from previous novels. The darkness that arises from Will is one that was totally unexpected for sure. He is the one untouched individual in this series that I would love nothing more then to cuddle and kiss all over. But at the same time, he is this one determined character that wants the best for everyone whom he loves and cares for. Their love, which has been forged in the crucible of adversity, serves as a testament to the power of redemption and the resilience of the human spirit. With the town’s dark secrets exposed, their enemies are vanquished. Damon, Winter, and the Horsemen can finally look forward to a brighter future. They embrace the promise of a new beginning. My ballet slipper brushes the hardwood floor as I slowly step down the long hallway. The glow of the candles on their pedestals line the dark walls, and I fidget with my fingers as I glance left to right at every closed door I pass.

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Maybe it’s easier to see everything as just good or bad, with no shades of gray in between? Maybe that’s why we live in a society that has grown increasingly unforgiving when people make mistakes or are seen as less than perfect? What I love about this series by Penelope Douglas is that she confronts the truth: people are complicated. People are not just good or bad. We all have light and darkness within us. And that can be discomfiting and a little scary. So yeah I sympathized with her but at the same time was really frustrated with her. I wanted to read about a different Emory during the present time, I wish she had changed over the years and had become a different person. A better version of her past self. Sadly that did not happen. Which leads me to my next point, Why was Will so in love with her? I finished the book and still don't have a proper answer. I just know that Will has always been in LOVE with her but WHY? What did he see in her? I failed to understand. When I tell you I wanted to strangle Martin for doing this to her i´m not even kidding, my

His hand shook where he held me, and my stomach knotted so hard, I was in pain. Please stop. Don’t do this. Again WHY COULDN'T THIS HAPPEN BEFORE EMORY SAID SHE LOVES WILL. Now you can argue with me that, we know they both love each other even if they don't confess it, so what is the big deal? Yes I know, but I feel like confessing is a huge deal in a relationship and should not be taken so lightly. So scenes like this is a deal breaker FOR ME when it happens AFTER the confession. And even though that clouded and tainted my perception of the rest of the book, no, it wasn't only that. It was everything. There are so many bad and insulting things about this book that I don't even know where to start.

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Everyone else is gone, leaving her alone,” he continued. “No one to help. No one to hear her. No one to stop me. A whole night. Just the two of us.” His breath was on my lips. “In the house together. So much space to run, and only so many places to hide.” However, their relationship is fraught with danger and complications. Damon is still seeking revenge against Winter’s father, and his plan puts them both at risk. Additionally, secrets from both their pasts threaten to tear them apart, and the sinister forces at work in Thunder Bay are closing in on them. i mean Will having unrequited feelings and chasing after Emory? yes. i love that. and the romantic development where Emory acted like she hated Will but he slowly won her over with him just hugging her and being there for her not knowing that she feels alone but his mere presence just makes her a little more happy and sees the beauty in the world?? ooohh Nothing against threesomes and orgies. If that you're thing, cool. I just don't understand, WHY Penelope Douglas puts them in this series. All these guys are portrayed as super "possessive" but have no problem sharing their girls with their friends or let other people watch them as they come? That makes zero sense to me. All these orgy scenes do not serve any purpose for the story and happen randomly. Take the character Alex, she's only put into the story to engage in all these orgy scenes and for what. Sometimes I even had the feeling that Penelope Douglas put much more thoughts into the orgy scenes than in the Will & Emmy sex scenes when they are alone. I know that this is the last book in the series and Penelope had to close all ends, but by referring to everything around, I felt she somewhat neglected the main thing - the chemistry between Will and Emmy.