Completion | Book 3 of The Kane Trilogy by Stylo Fantome

Completion | Book 3 of The Kane Trilogy by Stylo Fantome | A Review

This is the final book in The Kane Trilogy written by Stylo Fantome. An amazing and heartfelt conclusion to Tatum and Jameson's Story. I reread this series this month and here I am writing the review for the second book. If you want you can buy the full set here on kindle.

Blurb

For two years, Jameson Kane and Tatum O'Shea have made their relationship work. It might not work for anyone else on the planet, but it's perfect for them. Their own personal fairy tale.
But can Jameson give Tatum a true “happily ever after”? He's not sure.
Where would the devil go to buy a throne, anyway?

Genre

Dark Contemporary Romance

Theme and Tone

Dark Romance Vibes

Characters

Multilayered characters who tiptoe around their feelings

Language and Writing Style

Mature and very well-written

Tropes

Contemporary
Time Gap
Age gap
Forbidden Love
FMC falls head-first
MMC is a dark brooding man
Misunderstandings
Miscommunication
Love-Hate Relationship

My Rating

Overall: ★★★★| 4 Stars

Plot: ★★★★ | 4 Stars

Characters: ★★★★| 4 Stars

Ending: ★★★★| 4 Stars

Fun: ★★★★| 4 Stars

Spice Level: 🌶🌶🌶| 3/5

Bookcover:★★★ | 3 stars

The Best Part:

Tatum and Jameson

Best Character

Tatum, Jameson, Sanders, Angier

My Favourite Words

“Maybe… being in love is like staring at the sun. Exactly where you want to be and too much, all at once.”

― Stylo Fantome, Completion

“One time she threw a dinner plate at his head and called him retarded. Then he held her down in the shower, calling her a hot-head.”

― Stylo Fantome, Completion

“Sometimes, he wondered, if that's why things like this happened to people. Not to test them, but to prove to other people what true faith looked like. What true love looked like.”

― Stylo Fantome, Completion

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