Fable of Happiness
Book Three
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4.5 • 180 Ratings
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
From New York Times Bestseller, Pepper Winters, comes the third and final book in Kas and Gem’s fated romance.
A stranger full of rage.
A battle that has no victors.
A decision that has to be made.
And a future that has to be fought for.
Scarred and learning how to live again, Kas might never be free of his darkness.
A life full of triggers is no life at all. But a love full of pain can only grant heartache.
Gem made the decision to stay, but at what cost?
Kas made the choice to claim her, but will he ever be worthy?
To love is the simplest choice.
But healing is the hardest struggle of all.
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Was a bit disappointed at the ending of this book, but when will the rest come out!? I really wanted to see them collaborate with Jareth and work toward finding the rest of their family in their own way. I love a happy ending though so I was glad things ended in this book the way they did. I also like the parallels drawn with Fang. I feel like I gave me a better depth of understanding even though I should understand how Kas’a brain works by that point lol.
WOW, Just Wow!
Child abuse/slavery has always been a crime that cuts me deep. At first I almost didn’t read this but I pressed on. I had to skip some of the abusive details, and your writing overcomes all the abuse. I’m happy read this great story and know that even abused people can live happily with loved ones including wonderful pleasures of sex. Pepper you are an amazing writer! Who else can take such a touchy subject and hit a home run? Just Wow
Good, but not good
After reading this series, there are HEAVY triggers and deep demented themes. I also think it's extremely important that women reading this do not get false expectations for happy endings in domestic violence type situations. I get the story behind this one, but I also think it's important to understand the themes of rape, entrapment, etc. are not "redeemable" qualities. This series has a lot deeper context, but it still should not glorify staying with an abuser in general.