Unraveled (Steel Brothers Saga Book 9, 9)

I have only read the 1st nine books of the 20 something in the series. All I can say if these 1st nine are any indication of how the rest will be - I will not be disappointed. How a high school mistake can affect so many people with horrible widespread consequences. U will find family devotion n pain, mysteries to solve, meeting the love of their life, lots of hot sex, n faith in each other above all. Read n enjoy.

Stunning book. Loads of thrill, excitement, and some tears. This has been the best book in this series thus far.

This boo is one of the last of the steel brothers saga books. It centers on the youngest brother in the Steel family as well as his girlfriend.

This series is great and full of sex appeal and lovely characters. I love her as an author, her books are great. They are sexy, tell a good story and you will end of staying late to try and finish the book (which might not be a good thing). You feel like you are part of the their story. A great read!

I will start my review with the reason I gave this series 4 stars. Even though some of the scenes were a little off-putting, the series did hold my attention through all nine books. In this last book, the soap opera-like finish of the saga started to drag on for too long. I thought there were too many repetitions of individual character's thoughts which seemed like fillers to lengthen the convoluted plot. I have questions about the kinky sex genes that seemed to run in the Steel family, however, I realize that these stories are fictional. What I disagreed with was making all these brothers the same type of lovers in the sex scenes. I would understand it for Talon's character, but not the other two. I do realize that some people have that fantasy, etc., so, Ms. Hardt likely wanted to write for a wider audience. I don't think that every one of these brothers needed to have the same tastes for domination over their females. The fact that they were in love with their females wasn't ever in question; the need to be coarse and dominant wasn't entirely necessary to these stories. Here they were trying to right wrongs and fight evil, yet, they all became a little sinister themselves when they were one on one with their partners.The solving of the mysteries running through the plots of these books were both riveting and dragged into the boring zone at times. In spite of this, I stayed to the end! Surprised by that. But, I enjoy the series for it's representation of love overcoming adversity. I thought the rescue of the little boys was a great thing and was glad that Talon was adopting them. Sorry for the spoiler. OOPS!

Unraveled is the ninth and final book in the Steel Brothers Saga. While we get to see previous characters from the other books, this book features Ryan and Ruby. There have been so many twists and turns, and flat out surprises in this saga, and as they unravel, WOW what a tale is told. This book tells of the strength of family, and not just blood family, as not all blood family is good family to have. Talon, Jonas, and Ryan pull together to get to the bottom of the mystery that has plagued them since Craving, now with the help of Jade, Melanie, and Ruby. First however Ryan and Ruby have their own love story and it is a beautiful story. Ryan dominates the beautiful independent Ruby in their love life, and she finds giving control to Ryan is immensely satisfying in so many ways. This story also shows if love is obsessive or unnatural, it is destructive and evil. However if love is from the heart what a love that is. There can also be a middle ground between the two loves, and in the end it is this love that saves both Ruby and Ryan. There are so many feels in this book, and if you have any problems with childhood sexual abuse, then steer clear of this book. The whole series is for me one of healing, loving, and forgiving, not only those who do bad things, but also yourself. I laughed, cried, shouted, smiled and swooned at this book. While I am so very sorry to say good bye to the Steel Brothers, I applaud the ending story. There is such love, caring, commitment, strength, endurance, healing, and family bonding in this Saga, and for me it does not get any better.

I highly recommend this series, I really enjoyed it! The series overall captured you and wrapped you into the world without all the terrible details of the tradegy for the brothers. You get an understanding of the events through the eyes of all involved. The catalyst for each brother is a strong women and family. Each brother is tortured in their own way due to the tradegy. At time you feel the all-consuming guilt the brothers experience. They are still strong and domineering; yet emotionally, each depend on the woman in their life to help them on the road to acceptance. The love story for each brother is well done and the women are well-written and relatable. It is a series I couldn't put down. The ending of this book was not a closure for me. I still would recommend the book/series, but for a reader who truly gets absorbed in the book, I felt the ending didn't provide enough closure and left me asking questions (other than the discussion questions). After my commitment to this series, both in time and money, the ending felt rushed; lacking details to the all the characters' parents, especially the brothers/sister. My hope is that the author will write about the sister's story and fill in the details that left us wanting more clarity and closure. On a side note: I will agree with other reviews, the last 2 books were a lot of money for less than a full book in the series, but you don't know that until you buy them and it still is a great book(s).

Fantastic story lines once you start you don't want too put it down

Enjoyable

This book and the entire series of The Steel Brothers Saga are excellent. I'm addicted

Where do I start? There was just so many things wrong with this book, the whole series as a matter of fact. It started well, it really did and went horribly wrong from the 2nd book.This series shouldn’t have been a series, the story should have just started and ended with Talon. The whole thing was dragged out for so long that instead of being riveted, you become exasperated. I tried so hard to see and understand what other reviews are waxing poetic about and I just couldn’t.Unravelled was so totally unnecessary that you could painfully feel how dragged out it was in order to justify its existence. There are so many repetitions and that, I suppose, was to fill the pages. Ruby and Mathias went on and on and on arguing back and forth about the same topic, over several pages and scenarios. Bradley Steel was going to tell the whole story and then had to wait for his sons. Sons are there and then had to deal with wife, then story starts and then had to be stopped to be continued later. All in all, the whole big reveal turned out not to be such a big reveal. You could already guess where the story was going to end if you had been reading the book and you knew what the story was going to be.It was a whole excuses excuses and excuses situation. The worst ending I’ve ever had in a series that took so much money from readers it was totally inexcusable.The sex was another issue. Did anyone else find it disturbing that the sexual scenes was a mirror image of what was supposed to have transpired with the villains? Don’t get me wrong, I am adventurous and all, but if a writer is going to be detailed about the villains’ actions, it becomes quite disturbing to see some of those actions being repeated by the heroes of the series.If you haven’t started, please don’t start this series. It’s not worth it.

Only a four star, I really hate it when you get half way through the book and it swaps to another book from another Helen hardt series, if I wanted to read the other series I would have bought it. Please no more half hearted books just the series I’ve bought. I’m sure other readers feel the same.