Flock (The Ravenhood)

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But it’s time to confess, to myself more so than any other, that I’d hindered my chances because of the way I was built, and because of the men who built me.

Maybe not my manic screaming when I got to the end and woke up my husband who preceded to l Despite being polar opposites, both are drawn to Cecilia–oh and she’s feelin it too–and the book follows the three of them on what is an eventual summer for the three of them…in more ways than one!

I'm giving these spoilers, not because I want to ruin the book or anything, but because I've seen several people asking for it. She just left her fiancé, to go back to this town where she apparently got the best dick of her life, this shall be good. The deal is simple: all nineteen-year-old student Cecilia Horner has to do is survive a year in the small town of Triple Falls, living with her estranged father and working at his factory.

He introduces her to his close knit circle of friends – including the enigmatic Dominic – a group who live by their own rules and brandish the same raven tattoo.She and her father are estranged, but she’s living with him and working for him for reasons bigger than herself. I could hardly put it down when I read the three books back-to-back, but at the same time, I didn't want to pick it up, knowing each page I read would lead to the end that much quicker. these two men have flipped my world, made colors more vivid, made sounds sweeter, made the world as a whole more bearable. THANK GOD I didn’t sign up for an ARC of this one and waited until both books were released because sheesh… I would have REALLY lost my mind! It's a thrill ride of emotion and frustration as you grasp at straws to try to make sense of it all, only to fall victim to the author's evil genius mind and realize you no longer know up from down and left from right.

Trust me when I tell you, don’t start Flock unless you are prepared to jump right into Exodus afterward. This book is intended to be a blind read, so you have no knowledge of what will happen between the characters, their relationships, what the true plot line is, what the hidden plot line is, and how the puzzle pieces fit together. Flock is a quick, compelling and spicy read that ultimately leaves you wanting more, and it’s one that’s sure to appeal to fans of Penelope Douglas, particularly if you enjoyed Credence or the Devil’s Night series.yeah this is like that but if bella didn't figure out he was a vampire until the end of the first book. Cecelia is the good girl who has good grades, who loves and takes care of her mother to ensure she's happy. Upon meeting Sean and his group of friend, Cecelia goes on journey of self-discovery and winds up in a twisted secrecy.