I thought that the death of the man who tortured me, broke me, and then hunted me to the ends of the Earth would be the end of our fight but it’s only the beginning. I rated each book in this series with 5 stars.The gods live among us. Bree’s next book, The Butcher of the Bay, which will be a prequel spin off of sorts telling the story of one of the best characters from this series. But for now I’ll settle for impatiently waiting for J. Lips and her family truly are ruthless and deadly.Īll in all, this was an incredible series with so many characters I fell super hard for. I for one loved it, how bloody and harsh and terrifying the story could be. If you have an aversion to extreme violence, or don’t like MCs who have no qualms about committing extreme violence against others, then you might not want to read this one. She finds so much more than that.Īnother awesome thing to point out is how badass Lips is. This isn’t just a story of a girl who finds romantic love. The best part of all their relationships is the clearly strong bonds between other characters, not just their bonds with Lips. The way each character grows and develops through the series is fantastic, something I constantly search for in the books I read. Their struggles really drive home the concept that blood does not make a family, that the family we choose for ourselves can be so much stronger than the one we happened to be born into. She gathers the perfect found family for herself, with people who would fight and die for each other. The relationships Lips forms through the series are the kind I love to read. What comes out of these rivalries is what really makes this series amazing. But for Lips it’s not really anything new as we learn she has a dark and dirty past that’s prepared her for just about anything.Īfter she starts off the school year on the wrong foot with some of the most powerful kids in the school, Lips has a lot more to handle than just schoolwork.

She faces a whole new world of rich people and their egos, politics, and manipulative and controlling tendencies.

This is the story of Lips, a girl from the slums who grew up in foster care and worked her way to a coveted scholarship to the prestigious Hannaford Prep. Hannaford Prep is a New Adult romance series featuring plenty of violence, sexual situations and language, and a polyamorous relationship. There are four books in the series: Just Drop Out, Make Your Move, Play the Game, and To the End. I’ll be reviewing them as one but this will also be a spoiler free review, so there’s no worry there.

This will be a compilation review of the entire Hannaford Prep series by J.

To The End by J. Bree