To the Grave

Blackwell Beasts, Book 3

De: Sadie Hunt

Narrado por: Michael Gallagher, Lilly Drake

I thought they were my harbor in the storm. Now, I know we are the storm.

The final book in the Blackwell Beasts trilogy, a new adult college why-choose romance. Details withheld to prevent spoilers.

©2024 Sadie Hunt aka Michelle Zink (P)2025 Podium Audio

Perfect Ending

this is the perfect ending to the series. it has action, angst, suspense, resolve, love, lust....you name it its in the book. amazing narration.

Love love love all the Blackwell series !

Can’t wait to read the other bad guys stories. So far I have read this series and the series with Bram. I loved that besides the steaming hot parts of the story it also had a great storyline. I’m more of a morally grey story lover. Absolutely would recommend all these books and Sadie Hunt is definitely on my new loved author list. I usually don’t like to read books that continue the story from one book to another but I would stay up all night to read these series.

Best story

So many twist and turns. The story tellers were great. I like the fact that it is linked to her other series.

Yeahhhh No

To the Grave had flashes of potential, especially in the emotional tension and darker undertones that hinted at something deeper. Sadie’s writing style is descriptive and occasionally vivid, but it often feels uneven some scenes flow beautifully while others drag or feel disjointed. The smut scenes in particular were written in poor taste and lacked finesse, which pulled me out of the story instead of adding to it.

What also weakened the impact was Daisy’s emotional arc. She’s written as being deeply depressed over Jace, yet the relationship itself never felt fully developed or earned enough to justify the depth of her heartbreak. Their connection seemed rushed, leaving her grief feeling forced rather than genuine. With stronger character development, more realistic chemistry, and a more balanced tone between the emotional and intimate moments, this story could have been far more powerful.