Anne-Marie Romance Reader)'s Reviews > Invitations

I'm still crying after finishing this amazing book. I have missed the Girls Weekend characters so much. And I went into this latest book knowing I was about to be put through an emotional wringer in the best way and it more than lived up to expectations.

I don't know how CM Nascosta manages to make three completely different women all seem so relatable, the only answer I have is magic. Every time we switch POVs the character somehow speaks to a different facet, from Lurielle's struggle with self worth to Ris' struggle to know what she wants from life and a partner to Silva's struggle to reconcile the person she wants to be with the expectations of those around her. I cried along with their heartbreaks, laughed along with them at the happy moments, and cried again at their joy.

The relationships aren't always perfect, they take work. And for me that's the real strength of the book, we get to see imperfect people doing their best to be perfect for each other. And it is by turns sweet and spicy. The after all both elves and orc have needs and this book definitely has the spicy times along with the sweet romance and emotional moments.

This series is like a perfect little slice of life soap opera and reading it will bring out all the emotions and leave you feeling like you've caught up with old friends after some time apart. We even get to see some other Cambric Creek friends dropping in for cameos. I am absolutely feral to read the next and final book and see how it comes together in the end.