Nightfall (Devil's Night Book 4)

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Seriously can we appreciate his character growth and development? Can we appreciate how he’s the only one who is not a brat? I don’t care that this is Will’s book, *honestly I don’t think that even Will cared that this is his book* I freakin enjoyed those moments of Damon, him and Emory, and everything he has done. He’s the best thing that has ever happened to this series. From New York Times bestselling author Penelope Douglas comes the thrilling, final installment in the Devil’s Night series…

Did the author do an incredible job with Will's story and the ending to this series? Without question! Emory annoyed me too. I felt she was too hard on herself and on everyone. At first, she was interesting, and then slowly towards the end I was tired of her hypocrisy. It was irritating how she treated Will. Her attitude towards Alex also annoyed me. And how she acted as if she is better than Micheal, Rika, Banks, Kai, Damon, and Winter.The family the author formed amongst these individuals is one I'll never forget. Their relationships are unconventional, complicated, special, and incredibly beautiful. Their romances are angsty and breathtaking, and the sex throughout the series is fan yourself, change your panties more than once before you're through level hot!

I hated that she was alone. She was always alone, and she shouldn’t have been, because she should’ve been with me. The past was kind of boring honestly, It was from when they both were still in high school and how Will tried so hard to get Emory's attention, I was either skipping or sobbing during the scenes where Martin abused Emmy and sometimes smiling thanks to Will. The whole banter between them was basically repetitive, Will will be all cute and nice to her and Emory would just say something bitchy to him. Sometimes would give into Will but then go Cold on him the next day. It was very frustrating because of the way she treated Will. But then to some extend I understood why she wanted Will to stay away because of her brother. So every time Emory's response pissed me off I would make excuses for her, even though sometimes I wanted to slap her repeatedly for saying shit to a guy like Will. But I also saw things no one else did. The cute way she’d trip over a sidewalk slab or walk straight into a mailbox, because her eyes were lost in the trees over her head instead of watching where she was going. Also, why tf did they even bother to get all suit up sometimes in there? Like??? Where you going? To the toilet??I don’t know who smuggled her in or if they meant to leave her here, but I can smell her hiding in the house. She’s here. This book was like a roller coaster ride in an abandoned scary park. It had dark and dirty scenes... action and mystery... moments that made me smile and chilling moments that made me gasp - and yes, there were also moments when I felt a little bored. 😬