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Emery (Unexpected, #3) Review

 




Book Source: Kindle Store 
Cross-Post Review: Chantie's Goodread Review
Spice Radar: 🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶
In a Series: Yes
Genre: MM Romance
Starred Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐


Since I finished Whit and Sem, I decided to complete the series. The first two books were fabulous, so it made sense to carry on the baton. Emery had profanity, masturbation, sex scenes, mentions of substance abuse, mentions of abusive childhood, stepsibling relationship, and mentions of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).  If you are okay with all this, we should get the review going. 


Emery (Unexpected, #3) Review 


Emery, Unexpected series book three written by Cora Rose was just as fabulous as Whit and Sem. Emery’s father married August’s mother and they became stepbrothers. A well put together young man verses a victim of child abuse. Oh, they made the perfect couple. Yep. August disliked how aloof and unbothered his stepbrother was. Emery thought of August as a perfect gift he wanted to wreck. They kept their thoughts to themselves until they got stuck in the snow on their way to spend time with their parents. One request and unexpected payment led to so much more. Not just sexually but emotional connections the two never thought they could share.

I have to admit. Emery became my favorite book boyfriend from Sem and Whit. He was the troubled yet most opened person that drew me to him. I loved his way of thinking and how he went about doing things. He brought me to tears and laughter within a wink of a moment. Emery was the perfect boyfriend anyone would wish for. Once we could get past all his other monsters. He was the guy I couldn’t help but love and want to protect. The perfectly imperfect sem.

Emery and August were one roller coaster ride. And I went along for the ride. The ending brought me more pleasure than any of the other stories. I loved how different it was from all the other step sibling romances out there. Cora Rose outdid herself with this one. I rated Emery five stars out of five stars. Emery was too crazy of a character for me not to give it all five stars.

I recommend Emery to all those victims who convince themselves they can’t be happy. To those people who refrain from going after what they want because they believe something, or someone is above them. Why should that ever stop you? It’s either a yes or a no. You can never tell unless you find out. You hear the answer without assuming. Who knows? One simple thing done from a small whiff of courage can change your life for the better.

Luke is next. See you there! 


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