Nightfall (Devil's Night Book 4)

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How she’d push her grandmother in her wheelchair down to the village, both of them smiling and eating ice cream together. Emmy would hold her hand the whole time they sat. A lot of readers in PD's reader group have asked, if Alex is going to get her own book and PD said she's going to get her happy ending in Nightfall and she did, but it took away a lot from Will & Emmy, cause suddendly Alex & Aydin were a huge part of this book. Alex was everywhere in the second half of the book. I like her as a character but not as much to insert her everywhere. Even the Alex & Emmy friendship was such a stretch.. where did that come from?

I could still see her—sitting on her bike outside the chain-link fence surrounding the school parking lot as she watched my friends and me on our skateboards that summer. I just loved the bond between the Horsemen and when they came to save Will, OH GOD THAT SCENE!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭THE FACT that PD spent MORE TIME writing the orgy scenes instead of the make up sex that went on between Will and Emory *calls my lawyer* The ending that we were all seeking and did not expect coming between two lost lovers that bring the best of each other... I just don't understand if this author was pressured to write a great ending, a book that was as good or better than Kill Switch (which turned out to be a surprisingly good book), and that was interfered by what the fans were asking for and by all the plot points she had to close or whatever... and this somehow came out as the result?? I don't know, but it looks like a full mess and it doesn't even deliver a bit on what Will and Emmy deserved. As characters and as a couple.

Corrupt (Devil's Night #1) ♕ Hideaway (Devil's Night #2) ♕ Kill Switch (Devil's Night #3) ♕ Nightfall (Devil's Night #4) Let me just say … Emory and Alex? Holy smokes! They win the hottest FF scene that I’ve read. It makes me a little more curious about PD’s FF book. I had not expected things to escalate even further though. Ayden was a horrible character, I did not like him one bit, but he could have Alex, for all I cared. I just wish they would have gotten their own little novella, because all their bs, took time away from Will and Emmy figuring out their shit together. Almost every scene Will and Emory have has either Ayden or Alex in it or both!!! I needed them to have some `alone time` which they didn't get :( Now I’m partly scandalized, somewhat intrigued, and slightly uncomfy. But mostly I’m this emoji . . . 😳 The family the author formed amongst these individuals is one I'll never forget. Their relationships are unconventional, complicated, special, and incredibly beautiful. Their romances are angsty and breathtaking, and the sex throughout the series is fan yourself, change your panties more than once before you're through level hot!From that moment on, it seemed I was always aware of her, and everything I did, I did it with it in mind that she was watching. This book was like a roller coaster ride in an abandoned scary park. It had dark and dirty scenes... action and mystery... moments that made me smile and chilling moments that made me gasp - and yes, there were also moments when I felt a little bored. 😬

I loved the complex characters, the bold and dark plot and the closure, but... I wanted MORE from Will and Emmy. 😬 Will is everything that I would expect of the description that the blurb gives us. The more we stay in his head in the present, the more I see his patient calculated steps towards his goals. He was stalking his future with precise moves, quiet secrets and unending perseverance and determination. Of course, my favourite part was the contrast between Will from the past and Will from the present. My favourite part of Pen's writing is when she works her magic on a character's personality. She can write a character in all their greyness and all their glory so well that it's wonderful to watch that unfold. Will was not what you'd expect from a Horseman, but it worked so beautifully and he was so heart-warming and throughout the book, I was alternatively proud and touched by William Aaron Paine Grayson III. The boy deserved it all. He was so sweet. Loved watching him pine for Emmy, but also I hurt when he hurt because of her stubborn ass too. I’m #TEAMWILL, and I don’t like Emmy. I sympathized with her. But maybe I didn’t sympathized with her enough because . . . GAH her hot and cold, push and pull game was pissing me off. plot actually felt messy and it was a bit anticlimactic by end for me. Seriously, towards the ‘reveal’ I was like Edit: still 1 star after reading it. This book was too long and it felt like a first draft. Her editor did her dirty because this book felt like a watt pad fiction and needs tons of work of edition. Let’s start from the beginning:say that I didn’t enjoy this last instalment would be a lie bcs I actually really did (to a certain degree heh). Although I didn’t think it was as thrilling and had-me-at-the-edge-of-my-seat as I experienced with Hideaway and maybe bcs of that, I ended up finishing this a little later than I expected. This book was definitely too long for me and I swear I kept dozing off 40% into it zzz. It’s really impossible to cover ALL of my notes in here so I’m just gonna highlight a few of em, aight. It’s a mess btw Watching her, I balled my fists, almost convinced I should do it. I should go and lift her into my arms and take her to bed and sink inside of her and…” The Hero(s): Will Grayson – Will has been seen as the lush of the group in previous books, but there is much more to him. He doesn’t know what he wants in life, he thinks he is less than his friends because he doesn’t have ambition like Michael, or determination like Damon or a set path in life like Kai. He has been in love with Emory for years but she rebuffed his advances and he went to Jail for beating her abusive brother who was a cop. Also, why tf did they even bother to get all suit up sometimes in there? Like??? Where you going? To the toilet??