Elle

Part two wasn't as strong as part one, but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. It was a good, and predictable, ending to a decent book.

The one thing I loved reading about was the boys relationships with each other, they all had a unique and interesting dynamic with one another. It's rare to see a RH that includes MM and I really enjoyed it. I liked getting to see the way they loved not only Lola but also the other members of the pack.

I fully expected Lola and the millionaires to be incredibly cheesy and cringe which put me off reading it for a long time, but I'm kicking myself for doing so now because oh my god! I can't believe how sweet it actually was, for half the book I was really sitting here giggling and kicking my feet. (Leo my beloved. <3)

Typically in the omegaverse the FMC is an omega, I really liked that this book was an exception to that and I really enjoyed how refreshing it made the story. Being a beta in a world ruled by alphas and omegas introduces a whole new perspective and set of insecurities to read.

I also really enjoyed how slow burn the relationships are, especially considering Lola's past trauma, and I cannot wait to see the pack fully come together in part two.

I had a lot of fun with this one, there was a lot of action packed moments and it held my attention well though out the entire book. Mian and Neheyuu's relationship was filled with ups and downs and they had some pretty dramatic moments, especially Neheyuu, but I liked their relationship.

Elizabeth created a great world with Taken To Sasor, I really enjoyed the lore and ancient legends surrounding the Manerak and am contemplating reading the rest of the series because of how much I enjoyed the world building.

A sweet and satisfying end to an amazing series! I've been obsessed with The Bonds That Tie from the very first book and have been eagerly devouring each release since and I can't believe it's really over!

The entire plot was unique and something I haven't seen done before. The action during the whole series has kept me on my toes, it has been gripping and truly entertaining to read. The romance between Oli and her bonded group has been incredibly sweet. I loved reading each of their individual moments with Oli and their first bonding's to each other, especially Nox's, and how they all learnt to get along with one another and their god bonds.

I've thoroughly enjoyed this series since the very beginning and I think that the way J. Bree executed it was great. I'm genuinely a little sad that it's over and that we'll have to say goodbye to Oli and her boys but I can't wait to read what's to come next from J! I'm lowkey hoping that some time we get to delve into Sage or Sawyer's story.