Review: A Hurt So Sweet - Volume #3 - Betti Rosewood / Isabella Starling

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A Hurt So Sweet: Volume Three (Elite of Eden Falls Prep #3)

Review: A Hurt So Sweet - #Volume 3 - Betti Rosewood/ Isabella Starling - July 2020

First, off I have added the name Betti Rosewood to the review as that was the name initially that Isabella Starling was using to write this series but I noticed she has gone back to her name on the cover of Volume #3.  Volume #3 picks up where Volume #2 ended with Lai calling Dexter as Pandora is a mess. She trusted Easton Brantley and look where it got her, she ended up having sex with the other boys Caspian, Justin, and Lai, and treated like dirt or as they use this term in the book a lot "toy" whose use is to be used and then discarded like yesterday's trash. When Emilian finds out she is ruined now by not just one but all five of the founding family sons, this is his last straw and he strips her of her firstborn rights and now Brazen has inherited the rights of Firstborn and Tianna - second born so this has reduced Pandora - to absolute nothing ( which puts her even lower than maids, etc). Now she is a free game for even the lowest of lows to treat her like they can, but will Dexter who has started to feel for her, make sure she is safe? In Volume #3 we also learn more about Lily Anna and that she is the spitting personality of Emilian Oakes - the guy who raised her. She is crazy and psychotic and now with being locked up for the last four years as the "crazy woman in the attic" she is ready for freedom and getting what she wants which is Dexter and taking her place back as Lily-Anna Oakes which means getting rid of her competition - Pandora. This isn't going to be easy but we know she will come up with a plan so twisted and devious like the other Firstborns she was raised amongst.  Like the previous books, this one too ended on a major cliffhanger- one that will make you want to immediately read the last book - #Volume Four and again it ends with Dexter Booth trying to save the day.

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