The end has come.

And so has the final settling of the score.

We have reached the end of the series. The Idols of Burberry have grown on me considerably and I have come to love each and every one of these assholes. They have not been perfect but flawed in their own way. Their lives have changed. Some for good while others have had their whole world shaken and destroyed.

Marnye has still not changed even in the slightest when it comes to character development. She still is dumb, can't make a decision, and it takes her forever to realize that those Harpies are not after just harming her but they want her dead. There have been instances that this theory has come to fruition and yet she either has little brain cells or just doesn't believe it could happen. There were times I wanted nothing more than to reach into the book and smack the hell out of her.

I think she was the only part of the book that actually pissed me off. I had long hoped that she would do some growing up and even gain some brain cells that just did not happen.

But this was a perfect ending to the series. I know I will have to read another series but "Orientation" and I am hoping the female lead is much better than this one. ( )

4.5 stars

I was wondering how this author was going to tie up this whole series, and not just in question to who of the guys would be chosen, but in the actual revenge plot. I wasn't thinking it was going to go this way. Well done. My biggest gripe, as always, with this series is that the conclusion is always crammed so fast in the last few pages. After lengthy exploration of 3/4 of the year filled with lots of details the end never gets that attention. There was still so much that could have been expanded on.

The author did leave the possibility open to come back and revisit all of these characters in the future at College. I'd like to see that. ( )