Unforgiven

This whole series was a tough read, mainly because it is so slow paced and it could've all probably be summed up in 3 books. This book however really doesn't have to do with the rest of the story and it's all about Cam and Lilith and even though it was also slow paced I actually enjoyed their story better than Daniel and Luce's story. I mean if you have read the series and you really think about it Cam had more gumption than Daniel and Lilith wasn't as annoying as Luce sometimes seemed in the series. Also Cam is way hotter than Daniel, just saying... In my mind he is, LOL.

Not sure if this is something I would reread again but it wasn't horrible, enough for me to give it 3 stars because I did enjoy this side of Cam and what he was show more willing to go through for Lilith, bottom line who doesn't want to be loved by someone willing to go to hell for you ( Okay that might be a bit extreme, but book wise it's great).

"For you, I would risk everything, even the eternal flames of Hell" 💗 🥰💗🥰💗 so I'm weird 🤷

“Existence is never so miserable as when you have a taste of something beautiful,” Lucifer said. “It serves to remind you of everything you can never have.” 👀 show less

Wayyy better book than I expected. Made bad angel Cam more humanized and actually likeable. Beautiful story too with Cam striking a deal with Lucifer that Cam can make his one true love Lilith fall in love with him again within fifteen days. If Cam succeeds Lucifer agrees to free Lilith from the actual HELL she has been (unsuspectingly) living in the past thousands of years. But if Cam fails he will join Lucifer in Hell forever as his right-hand man.

I really didn't like the books before this in the series, so I was relieved that this one was actually okay. The story was more interesting, and both Cam and Lilith had some depths to them (unlike Daniel and Luce). The concept of the snow globes was a good one too.
Overall, I'm glad to be done with this series (never buying a bundle again as I feel compelled to read all the books).

I was really looking forward to Unforgiven, by Lauren Kate. Cam was one of my favorite characters from the Fallen series, so I was happy to hear there was going to be a book about what happens to him after Rapture ended. This book disappointed me a little though. It wasn't quite what I suspected, and we learn that the reason the love of Cam's life is in hell because of him. She's in hell because of some stupid misunderstanding, and none of this would have happened if Cam had just given her a second chance or told her he was a fallen angel. This book is basically just Cam pining away for Lilith as he tries to win her back, even though she doesn't remember anything from her past life. The book kind of dragged on as stubborn Lilith refused show more to like Cam. I just felt like this Cam wasn't the same as the Cam from the Fallen series. I liked him better in the other books. I didn't hate this book, but it wasn't one of my favorites. show less

Cam kinda got the short end of the stick in the Fallen series, so I've been waiting a long time to find out what happened to him... Unforgiven does not disappoint. Cam finally gets his chance to shine!

I appreciate that this wasn't the SAME story from a different point of view.

UGH! I read/listened to this book yesterday. the reader was horrible. I could not enjoy the story because of the untalented reader and her terrible