My Cruel Salvation

Finally together after overcoming decades of separation & lies, Devlin & Ellie’s love story draws to a close in this suspenseful thriller. Murder, passion, deceit and a strong supporting cast keep the pages turning until the very last chapter of this high stakes trilogy.

A stunning story filled with action, romance and a bit of mystery. J Kenner takes you on a journey of true love beating the odds. I loved the idea of Devlin and the descriptive writing that made him humanized. The battle between protecting his identity and the love he has for El! It was faced paced and held me captivated until the very end! A great read!

What a great ending for an incredible new series and an interesting and captivating couple! Ellie and Devlin were meant to be, from teenagers to adults. Now, that they found each other again, the love and trust was still there. And not knowing exactly where the danger is coming from, they need each other more than ever! Ms Kenner sure knows how to keep us in suspense with strong, capable couples. Can’t wait for the next one!

While I hope that we will continue to see Devlin and Ellie in future J Kenner releases, I am very sad to see the end of the Fallen Saint trilogy. J Kenner does such an amazing job with romance, action, suspense, tragedy, and everything in between. My Cruel Salvation provides more insights into the who and why of Devlin Saint. It also takes you on a wild ride with scandal, murder, betrayal, abduction and most importantly a happily ever after. ❤️

This is one of the few books by this author that I didn’t really enjoy. I just kept putting it down. This book does wrap up Ellie and Devlin’s story and there are no unanswered questions in the end, which is great. Also the main plot of Devlin and dealing with his past, that story is great. It’s all the extra stuff going on. Some of the extra stuff which makes it a little too over the top for my tastes could have been more streamlined. I found the dialogue, especially when Brandy was involved in the conversation to be very juvenile. The were sections of text and dialogue where you knew what the plan was, but then it would keep changing as if the author forgot what she just wrote. Also the story lead you to believe there would be a conversation/interaction. For example, not a spoiler, Delvin comments on Ronan arriving at Brandy’s and needs to give him the code, but then something else happens and we never find out why Ronan showed up. When ever Ronan is there, there is a purpose, so that lack of follow thru.