We see him not as a child, but as the individual that he is.

By the time Damaged Like Us rolls around, Maximoff is an adult who'd grown up in the spotlight (thrown into an impossible life that no one really had a choice about) and was frankly just trying to do his best. We saw his conception, his birth and his early years throughout the stories that spanned his families books. One of the best things about his story in the Like Us series is we don't see him as just Lily and Loren's oldest son. Most importantly, you want for him to live a happy life-and you want that happily ever after with his boyfriend, Farrow Keene. Like his parents before him, Maximoff Hale is flawed and intriguing. I do have an attachment to these characters. Sometimes, you half expect them to slide from the pages and pop around for a chat. You'll see signs of life and there's not much else to say beyond what I've said in the past-Krista and Becca Ritchie write their characters in true-to-life living colour they may as well be your very best friend.

And this is the best way to describe the characterizations of the cast of Alphas Like Us. Both Krista and Becca Ritchie have such a deep understanding of what makes a person, well, a person. not that I needed the reminder to begin with.įirst of all, it's impossible for me to not love every last (main) character in this series. I'm so profoundly attached to the world that the Ritchie Sisters have created for us-from its beginnings in Addicted all the way to Like Us, I'm so attached to these characters. Logically speaking, there are a lot of things that would tie pretty close to being as good but not quite on its level.

Is there anything better than a new book by Krista and Becca Ritchie? Okay, okay. Alphas Like Us by Krista and Becca Ritchie | Rating: ★★★★★

Alphas Like Us by Krista Ritchie