Title: Set in Stone
Series: The Stone Series #3
Author’s Name: Dakota Willink
Publisher: Dragonfly Ink Publishing
Genre: Romance
Page Count: 380 Pages
ISBN: 9780997160345
Author or Book Website: https://www.dakotawillink.com/
Link to Amazon purchase page: Set in Stone
Link to Goodreads: Set in Stone
Release Date: N/A
How I Got the Book: Review Copy
Summary of the Book:
Two declarations of love. And a past that won’t set them free.
Alexander had rules. Krystina broke them. Together, they learned the hard way that life was too short to play the game. Choosing to not leave their relationship to Fate, they fell completely and irrevocably into one another. As two shattered souls, wrapped in each other’s arms, it was as if the world and all its troubles did not exist.
However, committing to love each other was only the beginning. Caught up in their blazing desire, they unexpectedly find themselves facing the shadows of the past once again. Just when Krystina thought she knew the man she committed to, more questions arise, causing her to wonder if Alexander is who he says he is. It should have been one of the happiest times in their lives, but the darkness still loomed, threatening everything they fought so hard to overcome.
Now Krystina is faced with a terrible decision: go against Alexander in order to save him or sit idly by and watch as his world shatters around him. For her greatest battle was the very thing their relationship was founded upon. Trust.
The heart-wrenching and seductive story of Alexander and Krystina concludes with Set In Stone, the powerfully moving finale to The Stone Series.
My Personal Review: I received a copy of this book for a fair and honest review. This is the third and final part to the Alex and Krystina saga. They know they can’t just let this happen they have to put some effort into it. This is where Alex has to tell his secrets and past or it will not let them be who they want to be and move on with their relationship. They are a pair of crazy intense characters. I was kind of upset to see their story come to a close. But I was not left with a lot of questions and it was pretty much tied up the story.
My Rating of the Book: 4 Stars
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