Charlie's Reviews > Killer

** spoiler alert ** This was an easy-going book. I enjoyed the relationship development between Tulip and Louis. Like the other characters of this series they were both broken in their own way and it's great to see two people find peace and love in each other.

The drama about Joey's dad and Mark was unbelievable, what a psychos! Tulip was so lucky to get out of that situation. Even though it seemed a little nonsense in some parts, for example, if they had a well-elaborated plan to kidnap Tulip they had a lot of opportunities when she was still with Joey, it doesn't make much sense to me that they felt threatened when she started dating Louis, but I guess it was for the better that things happened that way, I cannot imagine Tulip being in the hands of those monsters. Silas and Mark were sick, disgusting people and Gary what a bastard. I hate them.

I like how Louis shows over and over again, how much he loves Tulip and he doesn't care about what others think. Tulip is such a good heart, strong and kind woman, I really like her. She deserved a good life.

I have to say that I don't know how to feel about this series though. I enjoyed all the books but I came to the conclusion that I'm not really happy with all the hero-savior situation. It happened in all the four books, there's a woman who's life is shitty and there's a man who has all figure out and came to his white house to save her. It's like nope, girls can too. This was a big turn off for me, to be honest.

Overall, I love the series and I can't wait to read Ford's story in Cowboy.