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ARC Book Review: Endless by Devyn Sinclair

ARC Book Review: Endless by Devyn Sinclair

March 12, 2024 Posted by angelreads Book Reviews No Comments

Endless by Devyn Sinclair 

Pages: 476
Publish date: February 28, 2024
Publisher: – 
ISBN: 9798889650508
Purchase: Amazon UK – Amazon US – Amazon AU 

What do you do when your sister’s getting married and your ex is the best man?

Being dumped sucks. Being dumped after four years and getting kicked out of the house? That sucks more.

Sadly, I can’t avoid him forever. Not when he’s the best man in my sister’s wedding. But like hell am I facing him alone?

So how can a painfully single Omega get out of this mess? Not a clue, but I’ll tell you what not to do. Ready?

Don’t hire a pack of male escorts to take you to the wedding. If you do, you can’t sleep with them. No matter how incredible they smell or how well they treat you.

Definitely don’t let them take care of you, and don’t let them show you pleasure you’ve never had before.

And you absolutely cannot, under any circumstances, fall in love with them. They’re not yours.

Because when everything is said and done, this is just pretend… right?

Endless is a standalone reverse harem Omegaverse. No choosing, no cheating, and a guaranteed HEA! This book is part of a series of standalones and can be enjoyed on its own, without reading any other books in the series. Check out content warnings here. 

Endless:

I received an e-arc of Endless by Devyn Sinclair in exchange for an honest review, this has in no way influenced my thoughts and feelings about the book.

I’ve been reading quite a few of Devyn’s books over the last year and have been really enjoying her Omegaverse books, and then she announced that she was starting a new series, I knew that I needed in.

Endless was a blast to read, it had so many things that I love and that made it such a fantastic read. From fake dating to scent matching and an omega that melts when she is with her Alphas. A solid start to the series, Endless is just the beginning and I cannot wait to see where the rest of the series goes.

Endless follows Isolde as she returns home for her sister’s wedding, but she doesn’t return alone. She hires a group of escorts, to pretend to be her new pack in front of her family and her horrible ex-boyfriend. Right away, we know this pack is made for Isolde and as the book goes on so starts to realise the same. But her past relationship was pretty horrible, and coming to terms with the fact this pack could love her.

There are so many things that I liked about this one. The romance was a lot of fun, but also very emotional. It was a fantastic balance between these two as well. We could see how much the men loved getting to know Isolde but also loved pushing her. They were great for her.

I liked that all the men challenged Isolde throughout the book, one of my favourite things about this, was the conversations about consent and what each of them liked. And done fantastically.

You know the books that just make you smile for most of the book? Endless is one of those. We see a lot of heartbreak and a lot of realisation in this one, but it makes an impact and I love that. I like that the omegaverse was different to her others which I found very interesting but also cool. We have this new world to fall into and learn more and more about.

Her friendship group was also pretty solid, I do wish we got to see them a little more, but I know that their books are coming so I am ready for them that is for sure.

I do wish that Isolde realised a lot of things earlier and not just that grew from them. At times, I felt that it took her quite some time to realise just how bad her ex treated her but also didn’t grow much from finding out and understanding what happened. I would have loved to see a little more growth in who she was.

With a lot of why choose, sometimes it is hard to work out who is who, especially when you don’t have a lot of time with each of the males. While it wasn’t bad this one per se, at times I did get a little confused and they blended. Most of the time I liked the relationship with her family, but sometimes I felt disconnected from them. We got to see a of her sister, but not a lot of her parents.

Endless was a fantastic read. It’s one of those omegaverse books that is just to read and fall into quickly. I am very excited for the rest of the series and to see what this world is going to bring. If you are looking for an omegaverse to start with, I would highly recommend anything from Devyn.

I loved Isolde and her boys and they warmed my heart that is for sure. We get to see these men sweep her off her feet slowly but surely and it was great.

And there we go, I enjoyed reading Endless and I’m excited for more. Have you read Endless by Devyn Sinclair yet? What did you think of it? Have you read anything from Devyn? What are you currently reading? Let’s chat!

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I have a love-hate relationship with this series. I have a love-hate relationship with this series. But I ended up really enjoying this one. It’s best friends to fake dating to-lovers. It’s always been you, bad-boy/good-girl, and I loved that. While Save Your Breath has quite a few tropes, it really leads itself to it, and it works. 

Aleks and Mia have known each other for years now. Since they were teenagers, that angst has been building up this whole time. And you can tell right from the get-go, it’s fantastic. I even wanted more of it, because I love pain. When Aleks went to live with Mia’s family as a teenager, sparks flew, but for many reasons, they both put their feelings aside. And well, now they are not only going to be fake-dating, but they might as well be engaged, too. 

I really enjoyed seeing how both Aleks and Mia both tried to hide how they were feeling throughout the whole ‘fake-dating’ situation, but anyone could see it. They know each other as no one else does. Aleks has a lot going on, and while I do think this was brushed over a little too much, Mia is his centre. Mia is a massive music star and is a female in the industry, so yeah, people don’t respect her. Obvsiouly because why couldn’t a female star be badass and write about the things that she has gone through? Aleks and Mia get each other, and that is very clear from the start; they are both just trying to squash everything. We get to see them slowly start to show how they feel, and well, one night it all explodes. 

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Well February wasn’t the best reading month. I onl Well February wasn’t the best reading month. I only ended up reading 3 books in. 3 pretty fun books but one of my slowest readings months in a while. 

And I’m going to be honest here it’s because I’ve been constantly reading Heated Rivalry fanfics. 🤷‍♀️ I’m having the best time though. 

How was your reading in February? Any 5  star reads? 

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January was a really solid reading month. I read s January was a really solid reading month. I read some books that had been on my tbr for some time, reread a few things that peaked my interest. I also started a few new series. And just had a good time!

I just had a really good start to the year. While February is a little slow so far I’m looking forward to what I can pick up.

What did you read in January? Any 5-star reads? Let’s chat! 

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A couple of these are on my TBR already and some have just caught my eye and that makes me super excited to pick them up. 🖤

What are you looking forward to reading this month? Let’s chat! ✨

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