Sean has a best friend named Dominic, who is brooding and gorgeous and the Bad Boy, who doesn’t seem to like Cecelia at first. He and Cecelia even get into a massive fight because he feels like she doesn’t “believe” in his work (whatever that is, because it’s a secret that she can’t know about, so she has to blindly believe in whatever it is). Sean is outgoing, intelligent, athletic, and all around the Nice Guy – BUT, he has a secret…Sean is very anti-government, believes Big Brother is always watching, and preaches a lot of hoopla nonstop. The story begins with 19-year-old Cecelia moving in with her estranged father and agreeing to work at his plant in order to receive her inheritance so that she can support her mother financially.Ĭecelia meets Sean, her supervisor at the plant, and the two begin a romance. What is it with BookTok and their obsession with Reverse Harems? Is that the new romance trend? Anyway, let’s dive into this review of The Ravenhood Trilogy.
Once again, I bought into the BookTok hype and it was not worth it.
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