Synopsis from Amazon:
The Acquisition has ruled my life, ruled my every waking
moment since Sinclair Vinemont first showed up at my house offering an infernal
bargain to save my father’s life. Now I know the stakes. The charade is at an
end, and Sinclair has far more to lose than I ever did.
But this knowledge hasn’t strengthened me. Instead, each revelation breaks me down until nothing is left but my fight and my rage. As I struggle to survive, only one question remains. How far will I go to save those I love and burn the Acquisition to the ground?
My review:
Third
and final book in the Acquisition series and what a read it was. After managing
to obtain the first two books through NetGalley and enjoying the series I
purchased the third book as I couldn’t wait to read it. The series for me
finished with in great style hence my mark of 5/5 stars.
The
whole concept of this series is this dark society run by some of the most
perverted people you can imagine, but it didn’t make me feel as uncomfortable
as I thought it would. Let’s be honest, most of us has seen Hunger Games and
how many millions of people has been watching Game of Thrones? This is just
another way of showing the twisted, dark drama genre we have all come to enjoy.
After
the two trials that Stella and Sin have gone through I was a little afraid of
what was to come, however the last two trials were so bad. I mean that in the
way that the previous ones were based on sex and rape, the last two trials were
based on something Stella had had – strength and determination to survive.
The
Vinemont family survival hangs on the shoulders of this one girl, but they all
come together through love and bonds that cannot be broken by violence and
brutality. You get to love all the family members including Sin’s brother
Lucius, Teddy and even their mother Rebecca.
They
learned from each other, from themselves and from their surroundings and all
receive some important life lessons throughout the process.
This
was an existing series and I am gutted that it’s reached its end.
My rating: 5/5
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