Java Girl's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4.5 stars 
 Thanks, Meghan March! Bishop was such a minor character, working at Voodoo Ink, I didn't even realize I needed to know him better. It never occurred to me how much more there was to this man, or how much I would LOVE his story. So, thank you for recognizing his story needed to be told. 
 At first glance, Bishop and Eden shouldn't work together, they're the very definition of opposite. He's cynical, taciturn, and a little scary. Eden is innocent, shy, friendly, and open. Watching her stretch her fledgling wings, experiencing independence and freedom for the first time was so much fun--even when some of those attempts went awry. There's certainly nothing innocent about Bishop, a man with a past who hasn't let himself consider putting down roots. Eden and Bishop bring out hidden, or maybe, long-buried hopes and dreams for the future. Watching them navigate their budding relationship was sweet, funny, and crazy, sexy, hot! Both have secrets they're unable to share, and it would have been easy (and predictable) to use these secrets as an obstacle or conflict, and I'm so grateful that Ms. March didn't go in that direction. I found both backstories to be intriguing and heartbreaking, with more than a hint of danger. The story took a couple of twists and turns I wasn't expecting, but they worked perfectly and all the pieces fell neatly into place. I love when that happens! 
 Other fans of the Beneath series will probably be as excited as I was to catch up with old friends from previous books, but I don't think it's necessary to have read the first five books, or the Dirty Billionaire or Dirty Girl series (there is a series crossover) in order to enjoy Beneath These Shadows, but I'd recommend them because they're great, y'all! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.