Review: Twisted Blue Bloods - Book #3 Boys of Crestwood Academy - Devyn Forrest - December 2019 Book #3 starts off where Book #2 finished with Kennedy and her mother Sarah Harper on the doorsteps of the Blair Mansion on Thanksgiving evening. The pair are armed with the diary and ready for answers which will reveal that Damon Blair is, in fact, Sarah's father and Kennedy's Grandfather.  The first half of this book has Damon recalling the story of the love of his life - Kelly Woods. The girl from Ridgewood that turned his life upside down and for a brief three years made him think that he could escape and dream of leaving Crestwood. I have to admit after reading the character of Hailey Blair, I had assumed that she would have gotten her rudeness from her parents but as the book goes along - Richard Blair and even Hailey's mother Sylvia soften and are happy with the idea of new family members. It seems though that not everybody is happy about the Blair's ...

Review: Cruel Blue Bloods - Book #2 Boys of Crestwood Academy Series - Devyn Forrest - December 2019 With so many bullymances being released it can be hard to find a really good one. Boys of Crestwood Academy is one of those better series. At the end of Book #1, we saw an article released that said that Kennedy was, in fact, part of the Blair lineage. Book #2 starts with Kennedy leaving the party and finding her way down to a strange little hidden bar called The Ocean's Edge where she is told of her doppelganger - this leads her to want to find out more about her grandmother Kelly Woods. When Monday rolls around, Kennedy must face the crowds of Crestwood once again and this time the bullying will have been upped the ante as Hailey isn't keen on sharing the limelight of being a Blair. It turns out that the rumors must be true as Headmaster Blair has been told to step down and Dante's Dad- Mr. Franklin is now the interim Headmaster. With the help of the ...

Review: Wicked Blue Bloods - Book #1 Boys of Crestwood Academy Series - Devyn Forrest - December 2019 In the town that Kennedy Harper lives in it is divided by an imaginary line, you have the lower to mid-class in Ridgewood and then the mid-upper class in Crestwood. Those in Ridgewood work for those in Crestwood, they are the maids, butlers etc. Kennedy has always hated Crestwood and what it stands for as it has been drilled into her since she was a little child from her grandmother and then her parents. Kennedy lost her Dad in a car accident and now has been having a hard time with nightmares etc, on the anniversary of the accident she decides to ditch school with her partner in crime Eric. The pair end up in Crestwood at the academy and decide to tag the welcome sign. Kennedy is an amazing artist and learns as part of her punishment she has been offered a full-ride art scholarship to Crestwood. Of course, it's not going to be easy as she has a target painted o...