This one absolutely wrecked me. The back story development is spot on, the character tension and relationship dynamic development is perfection. Asher is angry at the world, and the only time he feels anything more strongly is when she is around. Lucy has been able to count on Asher to protect her for almost her whole life. They have loved each other since they were 13, but never knew the others feelings. When the two end up at college together, surrounded by murder and involved in a larger set up, the two have to navigate their feelings and try to stay alive long enough to figure out what is happening to those they come in contact with. I received this book as an eARC and was so excited. I love Sav R Miller’s books and this one knocks it out of the park. Please remember to check trigger warnings because this book contains a small amount of sexual violence, as well as murder, disfigurement and other mentions of violence.

This is a little hard to review because let's start off by saying, Wow. The characters were dynamic and multidimensional with personalities that are believable and interesting. I love their imperfections and their growth. The character relations and character buildup were some of the best parts of the story. I really loved meeting them and felt connected to their story. Not only did I love Asher and Lucy (mmc and fmc), I really adored Foxe and some of the other side characters.

The only thing was that the story felt a bit slow until the last quarter of the book. I wish the pacing had been a little quicker because I really loved everything else about the book. I think it felt slow because I wanted it to hurry up and resolve because of how invested I felt in the characters lives so quickly from the beginning. I also didn't feel Asher's excuse for everything that followed was very strong but I can give it a pass. People do dumb things.

I really enjoyed the overall plot and the dark academia setting. The story itself was fantastic and thrilling.

I loved the author's writing. The pages really come to life with the detailed writing. The spice was also very detailed and beautifully done.

I would recommend to dark academia fans. If you're a mood reader just pick a time you feel relaxed to really delve into this.

I'm definitely going to add more of her books to my tbr.

First things first Asher Anderson the man you are 🤭. I LOVED these two and my gosh the angst! The way they were destined for each other just really made this perfect for me. With a next gen it’s always so amazing to see our old favourites and seeing the parents with their kids was just everything I wanted and more.

Sav R Miller has this incredible way of writing that has you so invested with these characters so early on in the book, Asher was not what I expected at all and I was obsessed with him. However as brilliant as this book was, from the moment Foxe was introduced I just knew this guy is easily gonna be one of my favourites and I am itching for his book already!

The nods to Greek mythology are also some of my favourite parts of the series and the way it ties into the intricate plot of this book is so interesting.

This has been one of my most anticipated reads for this year and I was not disappointed, highly recommend.

Endless Anger by Sav Miller is deliciously dark and a must read!

My first book by this author and i'm hooked. One thing I will always love is childhood friends to enemies to lovers because the angst and tension is so good! Lucy and Asher's history made it all the better and it's set in a fun dark academia setting with a haunted college, weird things happening, murder mystery, etc. I was hooked and I could not put the book down. It's twisted, fun, dark and addictive. There's so much going on and you just have to trust the story and the author but she did not disappoint and Lucy and Asher made it all the better. I loved their relationship and the plot that goes with it. Its a must read!

I really enjoyed the Monsters & Muses series, and so had high hopes to enjoy this book. Unfortunately, I found it to be much slower than the other books in the series. It's incredibly slow until about the 70% point and then the plot speeds through to the end.

I found their relationship between Asher and Lucy to be more dependant than romantic. If you enjoy dark romance with dark academia set dressing, you may enjoy this book.

Wow!This book completely took over my brain. It’s dark, dramatic, a little unhinged, and totally addictive. Asher and Lucy? Their connection is intense—best friends with that simmering, forbidden "we’re not supposed to" energy that made every scene between them feel electric.

The whole vibe of the book is so gripping—secret societies, creepy rituals, and this constant feeling that something’s just a little bit off (in the best way). It gave me major dark academia energy with a heavy dose of spice and emotion.

If you're into morally gray characters, messy relationships, and dark romance that pulls no punches, you need to pick this up. I’m already counting down the days until the next one.

*thank you to netgalley and the publisher for an early copy of this book in exchange for an honest review*

This was a book I was intrigued by but unsure how much I would love it. It has a lot of different things going on in it and I was so interested in finding out the next thing that I needed to keep reading.