Inferno review!

Inferno 
by 
Catherine Doyle

​Sophie's life has been turned upside-down, and she's determined to set things right. But Nic, the Falcone brother who represents everything she's trying to forget, won't give up on their love - and it's Luca's knife she clutches for comfort. Soon another mafia clan spoils the fragile peace - and with her heart drawn in one direction and her blood in another, Sophie's in deeper than ever ...Romeo and Juliet meets The Godfather in the second instalment in Catherine Doyle's Blood for Blood series.

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My review

~I was sent a copy of this book from the publishers, this in no way affects my opinion~

I give it - 5/5

My review - Just when I thought nothing could beat the first book in the Blood For Blood saga, Inferno has really knocked it out of the park.

Catherine Doyle what have you done to me? This book has made my emotions go all over the place, but in a good way!

If you haven't started this saga yet then I really suggest you do! In the first book, VENDETTA, something happened to Sophie's family, her father was taken away and she is now the outcast at school. Then one day a family of 5 brothers move into the mansion next door, she starts to get to know the brothers but danger is lurking around the corner and Sophie found out a lot of things about her family and why people don't want her getting close to one of the brothers, Nic.

In the first book I thought Sophie's character really grew a lot but I wasn't prepared for her character development in INFERNO. It was amazing to read about Sophie, about how strong she was becoming. After the events in VENDETTA she has a lot to deal with and she becomes such a strong character because of it. She has such a strong head on her shoulders that she can deal with anything thrown at her and what what is happening in this saga has made her into such a goddess!

Also Luca.

This book had me so intrigued from the very first page, I didn't put it down once until I actually finished it and even after that I was just sitting there, holding the book and wanting more from these wonderful characters.

Catherine is a extraordinary writer! She really knows to build up suspense and make this whole thing seem real. She has such an amazing writing style that it just has you gripped from when you start reading and you don't want to stop at all. 

Luca should be real, please.

I cannot wait to read the next book in this saga, which I need now because I don't know how I'm meant to hold on for the next one. This book is filled with so much drama, suspense, twists, thrilling and romance that everyone needs to read this saga and love it as much as I did and then we can talk about the doughnut scene.