Sainthood by Siobhan Davis

I love and hate the Sainthood. But I do love Saint(ly). This story started with a bang and didn't stop throughout the series!

In Resurrection, the Saint, Theo, Gallen, and Caz bullied and pushed her as they didn't understand their desire for her and were told to break her. You didn't know if they were being serious or being bullies. Once the boys figured out they wanted her, it was game on. Harlow was a tough, strong woman who had been broken and put back together. Once the boys decided she was theirs, her tough shell began to crack and break. I will tell you, the ending had me throwing the book and diving right into the next.

In Rebellion, Harlow no longer believes the boys and creates a plan of her own but quickly falls more and more in love with them. It takes her a while to trust them again, especially Gallen, but she begins to see that if they work together they can win against their common enemy. And once again, the ending had me on the edge of my seat and jumping into the next book.

Reign ends the series with the Harlow, Saint, Theo, Caz, and Gallen being a unit that can't be broken up. The twists turns, and danger increases in this final installment, but it ends spectacularly.

Revere is the 4th book in the series but is set years later in their relationship. Saintly is being Saintly and trying to control everything, which threatens his relationship with Harlow. But Harlow, being Harlow, puts him back in his place. I loved this novella as it showed the group together and happy with children and living regular lives. You see how the dynamic of the group has grown and flourished. It was the perfect way to wrap up an intense, killer series.