I started the trilogy but didn't finish it. The story was not original to me, it felt repetitive. The writing was good, though.

This book is the ending to Jonathan Huntington and Grace Lawson's story. However, it is not a full-lenght novel like I was hoping for, and it is basically only the missing epilogue from the second book in the trilogy. I did however, enjoy reading this a lot. It was so great to know how things went and that they indeed got the happy ending they deserved. I could have read more about them, and I would have happily read a full-lenght novel but I take what I can get. All in all, this book was great but because I hoped for a longer story this one fill get four stars.

Unleashed was a short and quick read. The writing is good but the story is lacking something for me. I didn't necessarily hate it but nor did I like it. I gave the book three stars for just the writing alone.

Overall, I found this to be an enjoyable series, but this short, abrupt conclusion, still left many questions unanswered. Thus, I found it to be a bit of a disappointment. I would have preferred for the author to have told this story in two books rather than extending it to a third, as it felt like a half-hearted attempt to sell more books.

Colours of Love Unleashed is a short Novella and a visit back to Jonathen and Grace. I didn't realise this at the time of reading and went in blind so to speak, so I started at the end of their journey really. But nonetheless, I really enjoyed the writing style of Kathryn Taylor and I will do a reverse and read these books from book 1. She has a good prose and her characters come to life exactly how I like them too. I thoroughly enjoyed Unleashed.

I received a copy from Netgalley and I apologise for my late deliverance of a star rating and review of my reading experience.