How to Hack a Hacker: Unholy Trifecta, Book 3

God, these guys are so badass and sweet at the same time! I honestly wish I read a 100 stories about their adventures together!

This was a perfect end to the trilogy but hot bam do I wish for a spin off. Ivan is a fav but so is tricksy. Like we need a tricksy/remi adventure or 4 😍😂. These are fantastic characters and I love the development! But I’m seriously gonna miss Remi. I’m about to read the UT x Ross Young. But yeah I can’t wait to binge read all of AJ Sherwood’s books…including the other pen names because I’m pretty much obsessed. Don’t worry I’m not a hacker so it won’t become an issue except to me and my ocd 😂

This is my first book in the series but not the first of the author, and I like their humour every time.There's no drama, rather insecurities that is quickly shut down and doesn't interfere in their relationship.It's all very sweet and funny, the families are accepting, as are all the friends. They are all very attractive and capable.There isn't much to comment on overall as things are rather straight forward and the story is enjoyable. I liked it.

A great addition to the series and so good to see Kyou find love and get his backstory. Also fun to spend time with old friends and see Remi growing up. Highly recommended.

I cannot begin to describe how much I've loved this series. This book was an awesome wrap up to the trilogy and it was almost every little thing that I've hoped and dreamed it would be since Assassin first came out.My biggest complaint: no one compared Kyou to old, moldy bread in this book. I was extremely disappointed by that because I enjoyed it so much in the first two. I had NEVER heard that as a description of someone before and loved it so much I'm not ashamed to say I stole it and have tried to use it when applicable.I also felt it was a bit more rushed through than the last two. It was still complete and thoroughly satisfying, don't get me wrong; but a bit less involved than the others.Brannigan turned out to be amazing and epic. Getting inside Kyou's head was a real treat. The depth of his devotion was as heartwarming as his anxiety was heartbreaking. They just fit together so well and I was so excited to see them interacting together and with the rest of the team.The plot itself was a bit simpler than we are used to seeing from Sherwood, but it was wildly entertaining and kept me on the edge of my seat from page one.I'm sad this is over. I really loved these characters and I'll honestly miss them. AJ Sherwood has this amazing way of making characters that you can TRULY believe with so many layers you almost think you can call them up personally. I want 6 more books in this series. Like, immediately.

I wanted a re-read that I enjoyed and I came back to this series. It’s more action/adventure than romance but the romance is actually quite nice. It took a second read for me to slow down and enjoy it even more the second time.Heat level a 2/5. There are a couple of spicy scenes but nothing too kinky. It’s more about the romance than erotic literature.I love that each book keeps the previous books characters involved in this found family so you get to keep seeing them even when they aren’t the focus of the story.I liked it so much I’m buying the whole series.

This whole series is a joy, full of criminal shenanigans of bad guys getting blown sky high and our good bad guys finding love and acceptance and family. Can't wait to see what Remi is going to be like as an adult

This was a good ending to the series overall, but I would have liked an epilogye a little further out so we could see how everyone was settled. One thing this author does that I find annoying is that she has one character in every book say they must have saved a country in a previous life to deserve their current partner. Every. Book. There are not that many people in the world who have that thought when they're in a relationship. There just aren't. I find it a little odd that Kyou wasn't wiling to meet Brannigan due to being a criminal when Brannigan's family was in the mob. That seemed like too much of a stretch for me. Still, it was a fun story and a nice wrap up to the series that still kept the relationships with the whole group front and center while working in the newer characters in a seamless way.

4.5/5 This was a fun conclusion to the series as we finally get to meet Kyou’s obsession face to face. Although the connection is questionable IRL, it’s highly entertaining here, and getting Bran’s side of it makes it clear that while he’s frustrated, there’s actually a lot of back and forth between them.It was amusing to see how protective they both are in their own way, and I enjoyed seeing Bran work his way through Kyou’s worries. (And I really appreciate the plan to get Kyou more sleep. Like Aiden, I was getting really worried.) It was awesome to have the whole gang working together (with an expansion pack!) to keep everyone safe.

Ending a series is always bittersweet. But I binge read this series and it was awesome. Remi was the best. I am not a fan of MM much but I have no complaints with these,as they were tastefully done.

This final book in this Unholy trifecta, closes many little things for many of us, huge fans of this amazing series. But the best part was of course met Brannigan and discover more about Kyou. Loved It so much!!

What can I say other than another fabulous book wrapping up the Unholy Trifecta series.This has been a really really interesting series, its great to love the "bad" guys.AJ Sherwood is quite the storyteller, keeping the reader engaged from start to finish. Brilliant word building, intense romance humour and just all round fun.Definitely recommend her works to readers that enjoy mm intrigue and romance with a fair bit of heat added to the mix.

Me ha entretenido la saga. El final ha sido lo que esperaba y me ha hecho pasar un gran rato. Se pone fin al círculo y con una historia final que me ha gustado y ha mantenido la tensión.