My favourite in this series.
926312
My favourite in this series. I was surprised as I usually hate novellas, but I loved this book. Thought that Rainie was great and I liked Jake with her. I am not fond of the bratty sub caricature so this book was a welcome relief from that!
2771181
This one is my favorite of this series by far. I loved everything about Dex and I do mean everything. Same goes Fiona, she is one of the best heroines I've read lately. There was never a moment in this book that I got aggravated with either one of these characters, they are written very mature for their age and I loved that!
1447638
I just finished Just Say Yes, listened and read on the kindle app.  This is one of my favorite series out there.  I keep trying to put my finger on the magic but can't.  Some books have been stronger than others in the series and this is probably my favorite second only to book 3 (Finn and Jenna).  I did miss Claire Bocking as the narrator, but Emma Wilder did well.

While the beginning of the series is fairly light and a little saccharine (not necessarily a bad thing), this book dives deeper into relationship issues I found relatable and had a little less of the geography/culture of New Zealand, a lot less rugby.  If you're into single parent romances, especially those with a sensitive, but strong man, look no further. I look forward to listening again.
1730421
This is a great adition to a series that hasn't let me down.
2003638
This is my personal favorite of the series to date.
This one got me from all angles,
I didn't sleep much through book and when I did I usually woke up with my reader face planted in my face LOL.
In each book I read, I look for a story that evokes emotion. Whether it is love, laughter or tears.
When you are lucky enough to find a read that brings you all three, you dog ear that author and keep them for life.
1184380
Wow! This is my favourite in the Elements series. I was immediately captivated and even though Graham is a closed off character and quite harsh, he still drew me in and I was team Graham and Lucy all the way! A heartfelt, emotional journey.
3891697
I liked this series so much I started reading in from the beginning before I read this last one. I just love the close community feeling and the characters seem so every day.
250172
It's just amazing. If you have been following the series like I have, YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE IT. My favorite so far in the series.
4120591
I am so in love with this series and with the writing of SJM! Such fantastic world building and such evocative and decorative language.  I see it all unfold in colour as I read.

Rhysand, Feyre and all the secondary characters (but not really any less integral to the story) are rebuilding the beautiful Velaris which has been devastated during the war when its cloak of invisibility was removed during the war. Face times moves differently but it is marching on.

Each of the family has issues to deal with and most of them aren't coping. So while feeling guilty at her happiness and the gift of being deeply in love and deeply loved, Feyre does what she can to rebuild not just the city but the family and help those in the community that lives there.

Some lovely moments of lightness amidst some heart-rendingly sad moments.

This is a great bridging story between the war and what next.  The characters are well-drawn and strong and weak and loving and (sometimes) hateful.

Tamlins shadow is still there and Lucien is still seeking his grace and favour.

While this novel pretty much centred on life in Velaris with the Spring Court, the cabin and the Hewn City thrown in we hear about other parts of the world and you know more about them is coming in the next book.

I never write a blow-by-blow spoiler but its a good addition to the series, provides some love and light relief while shining a light on the dark side of surviving a war with your family (reasonably) intact when others don't have the same.
419379
My favorite of the series.  While you have to read the others to enjoy this one but it is my favorite and I loved the characters.
3937989
IThis is my favorite in this series.  LOVELOVELOVE Logan and Amanda, their story together their stories apart. Their love is wrenching, sweet, enduring, real. I love the dynamic of the father/son ( logan and dr.matthews)story and the love a parent can have for child no matter if that child is not biologically related.  Dr. Matthews also "fathered" Amanda in the year that Logan is gone, being there for her in a way her real father is not, showing how big an impact a father can have on a daughter.  The friendships are written so well Lucy/Logan, tristian/Amanda/Evan, Evan/ Logan even Amanda /Tyson they are were important to Logan and Amanda becoming whole again to that they could be together but more importantly be the best self they could be from the fall out of that night.
4753964
The beloved gang from Iowa is back, and this time their adventures take place in bonnie Scotland. The Passport to Peril series has been a favourite of mine for many years, and with Bonnie of Evidence, the eighth installment, I felt like the series had been infused with new life. Something about it felt different, while still staying true to the essence of the series and sticking with what makes the Passport to Peril books so amazing.

I was really excited to see Etienne along for the trip this time, and I thought the addition of Emily's parents added not only more depth, but also new levels of hilarity to the story. All the old favourites who we know and love from the previous books are back, and at this point I feel like I know them so well they're like real people. I know how they're going to react to certain situations, but not in a `that's so predictable' way - more like they're friends that you know really well and know their habits, but who still manage to surprise you. And while the humour is familiar, there are new elements too. This is one of those series that never fails to make me laugh out loud.

In eight books, I haven't once been able to solve the mystery. It's so tightly woven, and it's always the last person you would suspect, which I love. I was glad Emily didn't do too much of the actual sleuthing herself this time and didn't become obsessed like she sometimes does.

Besides the humour and the mystery, my other favourite part about this series is that I get to live vicariously through other people's travels. I've always been fascinated by Scotland, and I honestly felt like I was there myself. Maddy does a terrific job of dropping in details about a location - interesting facts, descriptions, history, etc. - and I find it all fascinating.

Bonnie of Evidence is definitely one of my new favourites in the Passport to Peril series. Full of humour, suspense, adventure, and wacky, loveable characters, with the lush backdrop of Scotland that will make you want to don a kilt and head for the Highlands, Bonnie of Evidence is a must read.
1849960
This is my favorite of this series. You have just got to love Joe. What a good man he is.  I enjoyed the way his background was revealed a bit at a time. Joe may be a man of few words, but when he does finally share his feelings, it is sigh worthy.  The two big talks between Joe and Alyssa's dad, Preacher Dave,  are beautifully written, and I just had to go back and read them again. I loved that the author gave those two talks the print space they deserved. Writing this review makes me want to go back and read those scenes yet again.
3323230
I enjoy this series very much, its hard to imagine that book 7 could be this good. Probably my favorite story in the series and I like all of them. This one just jumped up and ran at full steam through the whole story. Very interesting story lines and plots that can make the story though many different ways. I enjoyed this very much specially that sort of metaphysical storyline. Highly recommend it. It is very interesting even if you haven't read the prior ones. But I think its even better if you do have some background on the storyline.
2292292
The best book of the series, IMHO. I love the characters.
842008
I love this series. When I say that is my third favourite book I mean the 2nd book in the series is my 1st favourite, the 3rd, my 2nd, and finally this one as 3rd. It's a pity really that this book only ranks at third. It was my favourite before I read dark triumph (the 2nd). And did I mention how many times I read it. Too many times. I just can't find any book or series better than this series. I just can't.
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This book is one, if not the best in the series.  The depth of the characters and the growth of their relationship as well as the look in on our other favorite characters from the previous books is fantastic. There is something about the interaction in this book that differs from the others and makes it special and note worthy. This is also one of the only couples to have a child to consider in the middle and yet keep his importance intact but not overbearing in the book. It in general is a great read and the elements though dark are real and the love heartwarming. It is worth reading every word in every line.