Book Review: The Psychopaths

 


ARSON

Fear. Rage. Pain.

I’ve endured it all.

Seen it all.

I’m the bad brother, the evil one—the psychopath.

I wasn’t born this way. I was made this way.

Neglect, abuse, trauma, and pain really mess a person up.

Then the day I never thought would come finally does …

It’s time for revenge.

ARIES

Liar. Golden boy. Hero.

I thought I had it all figured out.

Then he showed up.

Arson is your worst nightmare brought to life and my twin brother.

He’s hell-bent on revenge and willing to hurt anyone who gets in his way, the person he wants to hurt the most: me, and he’s going to use Lilian to do it.

But if he thinks he plays a good villain, I can't wait for him to see just how ruthless I can be.

LILIAN

Fragile. Innocent. Broken.

With a rare heart condition, everyone in my life treats me like I’m seconds away from death. Everyone but him—my stepbrother.

What started as an annoying crush becomes an obsession when I realize Aries might feel the same. That is, until he rejects me, and I lose all hope.

When I arrive at Oakmount, I am determined to make him see me.

But the man I meet isn’t Aries, even if he looks just like him.

When I discover his secret for revenge, it’s too late.

There’s no escaping the psychopaths I’m falling for...

**This book can be read separate from the other books in the series, however for best reading experience it's better to start with book 1: The Wallflower. Please check the TW's at the start of the book.**




My Review



I really enjoyed this book. The dark vibes are what I liked the most. There is a whole storyline with this book. What I mean by this is that it is not just about the romance. Make sure this book is on your TBR list!


Lilian is no wallflower. She is a strong woman. Even from the very beginning, she showed great strength. The way that she keeps pushing Arson's buttons to see just how much she can get under his skin and make him lost control is great. 


Because of the storyline, the romance between the two brothers and Lilian are different. Arson and Lilian share more of a physical one and Aries and Lilian an emotional one. I liked how Lilian and Aries have their own way of speaking with each other just with looks. When it comes to Arson, it is a hate/love relationship. I hate to love him. The ultimate "bad boy" that you know is not good for you but yet you want him. 

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