Moonlight Scandals: A de Vincent Novel

Moonlight Scandals is the spectacular conclusion to the de Vincent series. I have to say, shockingly, Devlin is my absolute favourite of the three siblings. The man behind the mask is completely different from everything we have been led to believe about him. True evil has a face and it is that evil that has permeated the very ground upon which the de Vincents have built their home. The gothic elements within the narrative add to the atmospheric nature of the plot. I loved the inclusion of the paranormal investigators within Moonlight Scandals, especially as I have a teeny tiny Supernatural addiction. Rosie is a brilliant character, sassy and determined and very much a straight-shooter, which is a novelty to Devlin who is used to the obsequious nature of those around him. The chemistry between Rosie and Devlin takes them both by surprise, especially as Devlin does his best to alienate Rosie from the beginning. However, fate has other plans for our thorny couple; determined to cross their paths as much as possible without literally smacking their heads together 😂 Moonlight Scandals will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout every page, revelation after revelation trying all of the plot threads together with a few surprises along the way. Rosie’s backstory adds an extra edge to the dynamics of the story from a few different angles; I loved how she was able to keep her optimism alive with all of the events surrounding her and Devlin. Moonlight Scandals also sees the progression of the previous couple’s stories adding a sense of fulfilment to the series. I hate letting go of a family I have become so invested in but then again, do we ever really let go of the characters we read about or do we keep a part of them forever 😍 This is why I love reading 😁 4.5/5

WOW! The whole series in two days. Thank goodness for the snowstorm! This one was my favorite and wrapped everything up nicely. There was not as much sexy times in this one but still just as much chemistry between the characters, just not as much sex. Rosie is a ghost hunter and she gets mixed up with Devlin deVincent who everyone is convinced is really the devil. Well, I have been intrigued by Devlin since the first book and it was so good to see him unraveled and boy does he ever! Rosie does not put up with much from him and gives as good as he dishes out which is comical and keeps this story moving. There are many twists and turns and that makes for a splendid read. Overall, I recommend this series. If you can make it through the first book, the second and third are well worth your time! **Received this ARC for review**

I loved it, I was hoping Rosie would have a ghost tell her The truth,but anyway, I think that J.A is a very underestimated writer. She really can spin a yarn! Still wish we hadn't had to wait so long, but worth it in the end. Maybe she could do a book for Payton and Rosie's friend Sarah????