Cheyenne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Let me start off by saying that since the first time I ever read a Kristen Ashley book, I have been a huge fan and am honored to be reviewing Wild and Free. This review has to be one of the hardest I have ever written and currently this is my 5th attempt to find the right words to describe my feelings for the final book in The Three Series. As you will see I rated it 5 stars and even though for me it is a 5 star read there were things that I didn't love but in the end they didn't take away from Wild and Free. 
 Let me get the one issue out of the way that I didn't love so we can get to the good stuff shall we? My only complaint is that I wish Ms. Ashley would have made a fourth book so that we could truly appreciate the relationship between Abel and Delilah like we were able to with the other couples of the three but also so that the battle that they faced had its own focus. I hope that makes sense and not just to me. Okay moving on to what I loved. 
 I loved the connection between Abel and Delilah. Abel was the perfect mate for her wild and feisty side. He was sexy and bossy and in my opinion the perfect vampire/werewolf hybrid. The best of both worlds. I love Abel's sexy ass. *Sigh Abel* Delilah is fierce and loyal and hilarious. It took me a little while to warm up to her but once I did I can safely say that she is one of my all-time favorite female characters. 
 The battle that the three will face is life or death for the human population, if they lose humans will become slaves to the vampires who only view them as disposable, but if they win, humanity is safe but what will their cost be? It is intense, emotional and will have you on the edge of your seats. I had white knuckles holding my kindle so tight that my hands had cramped by the end of the book. It was that damn good. I will say that one more time just so you understand. The book was that damn good that I couldn't let go of my kindle because I didn't want to miss a single word. 
 I laughed, I swore, I screamed, I cried, oh man did I cry, but I also felt hope, happiness and love. Wild and Free brought out so many emotions, and one that is still with me is sadness. Sadness, because this series is over and it has been one of my favorites. I don't know if the 5th attempt at this review is good enough, but honestly to try to attempt to find the perfect word or words to describe this book is almost an impossible task because until the sun falls from the sky and with everything I am being wild and free there will never be enough words to ever describe how amazing this book truly is.