Queen B’s Decree: Resurrection was a mindfuck. Dark and twisted in a similar way to the Rydeville High Elite series, but more intense and better written.
Harlow is our heroine, and while she is similar to Abby from Rydeville High, she seems stronger. She meets up with the Sainthood boys on the night her father dies, and she chooses to forget her pain by basking in the pleasure they give her that one night.
Danger, suspense, action, and sizzling hot sexual tension were the basis of Resurrection. Siobhan Davis took it to a new level. It felt like one of the better “bully” books I’ve read recently. The bullying didn’t feel so mean spirited, and it seemed to fit the plot line.
The reverse harem felt more like a relationship between two characters that occasionally allow partners to join in, but I’m hoping the group dynamic enhances over the next two books.
I reread the last two pages several times and the cliffhanger still runs through my head when my thoughts drift in the shower. Rebellion can’t release fast enough.
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Book: Resurrection by Siobhan Davis
Series: The Sainthood – Boys of Lowell High #1
Genre: Dark
Hotness: super hot salsa
Plot Devices/Tropes: reverse harem, cliffhanger