So I have finally finished reading the last book from the Bonds that Tie series. I used to be so fast in finishing series but I got stuck in this one because of work and other things. So now here I am reviewing the last book in the series. The book was an okay conclusion to this series. For those who have yet to read it; it's a reverse harem series focusing on Oleander and her bonds. She has six bonds.. They live in a fictional world with great god bonds who possess people from a magical community. GENRE RH Fantasy THEME AND TONE It was okay LANGUAGE AND WRITING STYLE Easy to read CHARACTERS Well crafted awesome characters TROPES ☙ RH ☙ Magic and Powers ☙ Powerful Evil Entities MY REVIEW This is an okay-ish conclusion to the series. Everyone sorted out their problems. Oleander and her bonds finally defeat the god bonds and finish them permanently. Now they want to enjoy their relationship and vacation. The story and the plot were okay.....I mean it was good. To think it has ...
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