And honestly? I understand where you are coming from.) (And I saw several people calling the first book pointless right now. And while my evil side liked what was happening, my reader part was a bit annoyed because it seems like the author tried to rewrite what she wrote in the previous books. We were lied to, even in chapters from Ethan’s POV.

The majority of this book is one huge flashback, rewriting things that mainly happened in the first and third book of this series.

And while I like Calliope way more than Ivy, my excitement is mostly gone. I hated it when I first read the COV, and I was very happy that she died. (I had to change my rating to 3 ⭐ but it feels a bit too generous if you ask me but since I rated COV 2 ⭐, I cannot go lower with this one.) I liked the book while reading but now? I’m very angry about it. Spoilers for this book will be hidden under the spoiler tag.ĮDIT: I have no real idea what just happened. SPOILERS for the previous books included. And the moment it was there I was actually afraid to start it! McAvoy in exchange for honest feedback & review. Vicious Minds Part 2 for the conclusion to this epic family saga. Told from multiple POVs, is yet another roller-coaster of drama, romance, angst and suspense with quit a few shockers, victories and setbacks… while the Ruthless People trilogy was written with sarcasm, the undertone to Children of Vice is melancholy a life in the aftermath of greatness, a product of a family ripped apart. Vicious Minds (book 4) is the prodigal son Ethan Antonio Giovanni-Callahan, Ceann na Conairte’s time to meet his true match! In the whirlwind enemies-to-lovers they battle and fuck each other with equal measure as they fight for world dominion, legacy, family, and love… The next generation of Callahan’s rule Chicago and control crime and drugs across the globe. Ethan Callahan meets his match!īooks in Children of Vice series should be read in order:

The ethan i was before by ali standish