My name is Madame X.
My heart is torn in two.
And now I have to choose...
Caleb is everything to her: lover, caretaker, the man who gave her life meaning when she had none. But as she seeks the truth about herself and her past, she discovers that unravelling Caleb’s web of lies might very well be impossible.
Logan is everything she never knew she wanted: freedom, joy, and a passion she couldn’t anticipate. But is Logan’s love enough to save her from herself, from Caleb, and from the tumultuous truth of her past?
Caught between two equally compelling and seductive men, X must make the ultimate choice. But there’s more at stake than just her heart
For the past six years Isabel's life has been a mystery. All she's known is Caleb, but now she has Logan. I love the push and pull of this last book! All Isabel wants are answers so that she can move on with her life, and of course Caleb is nothing but a pain. Logan on the other hand is nothing short of amazing! He is everything a woman wants in a man, it made me jealous that he was fictional. Now that Isabel knows who she is she needs to find out how she got to be where she is. Logan is set on helping her, while creating new memories as well.
This entire trilogy is so well written. Jasinda, has this was of making the story flow so eloquently and flawlessly. When I first picked up Madame X I had no idea what to expect because I had never read any of her stories, but she has won me over. I felt the characters in my core, the darkness, the love, the yearning. Caleb is a complete enigma. Is he evil, is he good? I honesty couldn't quite figure it out. He was a little of both I guess, and his own worse critic.
The relationship that Isabel had with each man was so completely different, each with its own issues. I was definitely freaking out the entire time trying to figure out who she would end up with, and how this amazing story would conclude. Wilder, seduced me with this story and I will not soon forget it.
5/5 Fangs
A complimentary copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.
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