I really enjoyed the whole Consequences series so I decided to read this book. This book wasn’t quite the same but still pretty good. Just when it got to be where it was really really good and began to tie everything together it just stopped. Not ended just stopped….we need more, we need it to be finished not incomplete. It was published in 2017 it has been 5 years there should be a completion by now. I would definitely read the rest of the story. Disappointed it has not come out yet.

Very disappointed for the lack of closure for the Rawlings family

This book was just dumb! Was not like her other stories. Totally hated it.

Natalie and Dexter’s story is everything you expect in a Aleatha Romig Book,a dark tale full of grit,sexuality and twisted emotions. The writing is superb,putting you right in the room with Natalie and Dexter. The only reason I’ve given it 4 stars instead of 5 is the ending,although a complete story I was left needing a deeper resolution.

Bad ending ... the story and the links to the Rawlings history was good but we have been left hanging ... disappointed

It can’t end there! There is so much more to this story. I feel like it ended somewhere in the middle. Just when Nat’s family finds out the truth it ends. WTH?!? Tell me their is more coming!?

I liked the details and the way she described her feelings but I’m a bit disappointed at how it ended everything seems like a fog to me now! I loved the consequences series but this one, I don’t know but i think it needs more .

I have read all the books in this series, and was by far disappointed in this book. The love story in the original series really kept my attention, while in Ripples I just felt disgusted. The book ends without giving the reader an actual ending with the characters and really just describes what happens when a person has Stockholm syndrome. Loved the other books, hated this one.

I cant even finish the book . Wasting my money , so many questions need to answer

This standalone book left more questions than answers. For a standalone it shouldn’t end the way it did. But more importantly the way Natalie is portrayed is upsetting at best. You made her appear to be the most weak minded woman. I expected a lot better even if it was a standalone. I’ll never read another book like this.