The Redeemable Part Four

The Redeemable serial #4

by Grace McGinty

The end is nigh!
Ace is back. She has her wings, her lover Lucifer, and her smokin’ hot body back in her possession. Plus an extra soul. But they were going to have to put the celebrations on hold. She couldn’t rest easy knowing that while she had it all now, Arcadia had lost everything. She would search heaven and hell to for a way to get Arcadia back into her own body, and back to her Seven Sins and her newborn babies.
This is the final instalment of The Redeemable serial. This series is reverse harem, and filled with sex, occasional swearing, and orgies in Hell.

Genres: Reverse Harem, Romance, Angels, Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Why Choose, Mythology

90 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 20, 2018

About the author

When I was nine, my grandmother and her friends used to read and swap Harlequin Mills and Boons novels. When I was busted reading one, they started sneaking me boxes full of strong heroines and rugged men. Thus started a long love affair with the romance genre.
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Then I discovered urban fantasy, and fell in love with broody Alphas and sexy paranormals, and combining them together was a no brainer.
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Then I discovered Reverse Harem.... Oh my. Why choose, am I right?

Reviews

[Princess J. Antoinette · Rating 4 out of 5]

HEA!

Okay, I loved Cady/Ace love story and really wished the Author would've given us more to read of their love story but I guess all good thing must come to a end.. I so enjoy this series so far. I may, just may read the spin offs..hmmmm

Overall rating:
4* ~ A Good Read

[Annie · Rating 5 out of 5]

What A Finale!!! Standing Ovation required!!

Oh boy I just loved this series, especially this last book. It made me cry and laugh, and the feels were sooo yummy! The one-liners were gold! Enjoy the ride peeps, I can assure you your life will be put on hold!

[BleuBelle · Rating 1 out of 5]

I hated the POV change from the Heroine to the fallen Angel. The story went on and the reader was just looking in from afar. It didn't help matters that I don't care for this fallen Angel. And then the sex scenes with her and Lucifer. Nope.

And then everything went very strange, this fallen Angel had her own reverse harem, but her guys weren't celibate and used female Demons to get off. So not romantic.
And while in the body of the Heroine she observed her having sex with her guys. Even if the Heroine was uncomfortable with this and told her not to be there, not to observe. And fallen Angel woman just laughed her ass of finding this funny.
And then we get to "see" Heroine having "dreamsex" with one of her guys, FiftyShadesofGrey like. And fallen angel woman gets too curious and looks and comments on this. That's when I stopped reading. It was too bizarre and not in a good way.

I don't know where this series lost it's way, but it went in a total different direction than I would have liked it. Really disappointed, the first 2 books were promising.

[Aplis · Rating 3 out of 5]

I wish I had something great to say about this series, but I just didn't care much. I kept thinking "when is this ending?" and held on for the sake of not wanting to search for a new read. A very mehhh-ish series that had a slight The Good Place theme. Extremely short books too. Don't think I will be continuing with the heroine's kids and their stories.

[Anouk · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series

I can’t believe this is the end already but I’m glad that the girls get their story’s to!
This was a great series to read and I think Grace McGinty is an amazing writer.

[Heather · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic conclusion

This was an amazing wrap up to the series! I'm super excited for the spin off as well, here's to hoping to see Hope and Memphis and maybe Michael in the future!

[Rachael*Caribbean*girl*bibliophile · Rating 2 out of 5]

Review at book 1

[Zen · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 for the final chapter

I'm not sure how to rate this last novel in the series. I enjoyed it, however, it didn't really feel like a part of the story, but an afterward or even spin off. This last novel is completely in Ace's voice. Cady is there, but in small snippets. I get what the author was doing, but it didn't work as well for me. We've had three novellas that focus heavily on Cady and the seven. At the end of the last novella, not all of them have been redeemed, and it just kind of glosses over that fact, it felt like. Then we have this last novel that focuses on Ace, her storyline, and her redemption. I like what the author was going for, but it just felt a little disjointed to me.

[Noemi · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the last part of Arcadia and her guys' story. It is told by Ace's POV. Estrella and Hope are born, but Arcadia can't hold them as Azrael removed her soul from her body. Ace got her body back so she offers to hold Arcadia's soul until they can get it back to her own body. It's not an easy feat though. The archangels don't want to help and their last option is Michael, which Luc doesn't want to contact. Although babies, we also get a glimpse already about Estrella's and Hope's personality, whose stories will come.
Overall, it was a cute story. I don't love it as the beginning especially was totally unbelievable, but it redeemed itself with part 2,3 and 4. Now I'm off to read Estrella's story.

[Ken · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hmmm, NOT at all how I expected the last book to go. I knew there would be some crazy epic-ness, but I personally was not as pleased as the other three books made me.

First thing to note: this last book is from Ace's POV, NOT Cady's. Which I found a little off-putting if I'm being honest. I think a dual POV would've been better, but alas, Cady is in the hospital for like 95% of the story so that wouldn't have been a fun read.

Secondly: There's like no steam factor in this book (okay okay I'm lying, there is, but it's very nonchalant in my opinion, despite how steamy it is. Everything else just eclipses it in seriousness).

Lastly: I wasn't a fan of the ending. The second to last chapter seems like an epilogue unto itself, and then the actual epilogue was 22 years later and mainly used as an intro for the spinoff series. Meh, not a fan. I was hoping for some more time with Cady and the guys. I wanted to see their interactions with the twins and some home life before the ending. Maybe a wedding? I don't know. I just feel ... unfulfilled.

--Rating - 3 stars - doesn't live up to the drama and steam from the previous books
--Steam - 2.5 stars - there are a few steamy scenes, but once they don't linger in your mind because you're immediately thrown into new topics and discussions. I also didn't find them as well delivered as the scenes from the previous books.
--Storyline - 3 stars - we've deviated from the buildup and well developed story that Grace was giving us in books 1-3. I think due to the ending, I'm just not as satisfied (and that's okay, everyone has different opinions).
--Plot Twists - 3 stars - I think you'll see most of the twists and turns coming in this book.
--Emotional Pull - 5 stars - even for the non-cryer...get ready to tear up!
--Writing - 4 stars - still very comfortable to read, with a few small grammatical errors.
--Denouement - 3 stars - lots of unanswered questions and also left unfulfilled. after Cady returns to the living, due to the POV being from Ace, we don't get to see all of the guy's reactions to Cady. I mean, the love and relationships that she has spent 3 books building is not fulfilled in the end because we don't get to view her love and hugs and kisses.
--Cliffhanger? - No? Yes? Cady's story is well ended, but the epilogue is an intro into the twins' story. So, it's like a "light cliffhanger" if that's even a thing.
--HEA? - Yes

[OneDayI'll · Rating 4 out of 5]

Tiny but mighty

Cady has stared down death her entire life. Between her heart, the cancer, hosting a second soul that her body constantly tried to reject and angels out to thwart her role as Redeemer life has never been easy. Having found and fallen for her Sins took reserves she didn't know she had. Pregnancy sapped those quickly. And Eli still hasn't been redeemed! So, Az the Ass sucking her soul out of her body right after labor was just icing on that mud pie. Meeting The Big Guy was nice but Ace being her host has her the one watching from the sidelines. Frustrating! There's babies to hold, a sin left to redeem and her life left to live. Now if she can just get an angel to agree to put her soul back and maybe a new ticker since hers is wore out?

This last book was the final in the Redeemer series and it was hard to say goodbye to our favorite characters. I have enjoyed this new author's work immensely. My only frustration with this wrap up was that the focus was more on Ace and crew than Cady and Sins. I almost feel like she could have made this a bit longer and into a 2 part. The 1st half titled Ace and be from her pov, the 2nd Cady and her pov. Giving us a chance to fall for Ace and her loves as well as a real goodbye to the original main characters, not a 3rd person viewing as things play out. Beyond that? I've loved Ace from book 1. Seeing things from her pov was awesome. Reading about her and Luc was wonderful and I don't regret it at all. It just felt a little anticlimactic to go through all this with Cady and Sins but wrap up from an outsider's viewpoint. But the word from the author at the end? Those amazing taunts if a spin-off series??! Yeah that's a perfect salve for that (tiny) wound lol.

[Courtney · Rating 2 out of 5]

gosh... this was not the ending i wanted for this series. i did think the whole role-reversal between Cady & Ace was definitely an interesting plot point; but I didn't really want it to end with Ace - I wanted it to end with Cady. she doesn't get back into her own body until the very end & then the next chapter skips 22 years later... like wtf happened with her? & the guys? i wanted to see more of their relationship/growth together after Cady was back. also - even though there were a few steamy parts - they were pretty skimmable/forgettable; I couldn't even tell you what happened there. so that was also a bit disappointing. i did enjoy this series overall & would probably recommend it, but it didn't blow me away by any means.

[Dori · Rating 2 out of 5]

Review for all four books.
The idea got me really excited. The characters were amazing and memorable. Unfortunately all four books felt rushed so it was hard to get into. Then book four with Ace's POV felt like a completely different series. I feel it would of flown better if it would of switched between the guys POV. I like Ace and her guys just fine but I feel like the ending did not do the mc's justice in their story at all. Not to mention Arcadia not waking up till the last pages felt like I was cheated out of their really HEA.

[vxhexn reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

All those bombs that were dropped at the end of Part 3 have changed everything:

- Ace has her body back, wings and all.
- Cady had the TWINS, Estrella and Hope, father still unknown.
- Oh and Cady’s soul is now residing INSIDE Ace

Heck of a role reversal. This time around we are seeing the world through Ace’s eyes. And I gotta say that was a hard switch after reading the first 3 parts back-to-back.

Yet it was fun to experience the underworld and to see Ace with her own harem. We also get to meet more of the Archangels. There are some HOT moments. 4some in Luc’s bed. Dream sex. And boy did Eli live up to expectations.

This book made me cry almost all the way through. It was an emotional roller coaster from start to finish.

The time jump at the end was cute and helps prepare you for The Unrepentant serial. I’m not jumping into that one until I’ve had a mind cleanse though. I still see the twins as babies as it’ll be hard to read their HEA’s so quickly.

And holy heck. Can you believe that OZ is the daddy?! And after everything we don’t get to see a sex scene between Valery and Cady. That one was disappointing. The heavy petting 3some in the other book wasn’t nearly enough.

[Kenneth Pierce · Rating 3 out of 5]

Okay so. This was a good series, I enjoyed it quite a lot. The plot was.. a bit lacking and I didn't really feel like there was one beyond the babies and Arcadia. Which is the only reason it doesn't have more stars. It seemed very new author with the language used and the situations.

I liked Luc a lot. He was probably my favorite of the entire thing. And I specifically enjoyed the take on religion in this, it was really well put. I'm a fan of larger reverse harems, but I don't think there was enough build with this one. And the ending.. I know it was meant to lead to you reading the other novels of the girls but I'm upset there was no closure with the guys and Arcadia. But again, I don't think there was enough build for the relationships, I know it was meant to be a time crunch, but it was TOO fast.

Regardless I enjoyed it, and will most likely complete Estrella and Hope's series.

[❀ Crystal ✿ - PEACE ☮ LOVE ♥ BOOKS · Rating 3 out of 5]

So until this point this was a weirdly written series. We don't really get to see interaction between the MC and some of her men in the first 3 and yet this book is 99% written in the POV of the character (angel) stuck inside her who has now been freed back into her own body. To me while I liked it and didn't stop reading it was so distant to the previous three, especially since we barely see any of the 7 and instead see Ace with her own men. Granted she is working to help the MC but it still felt disconnected from where we started. I didn't hate it but personally I wasn't a fan because of this.

Hoping the offshoot series will be even better.

[Jame · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great ending

I was not excited about the fact that this book was from Ace's point of view and had this book in my library for months before finally reading it. I was pleasantly surprised how good it was. I bet Hope and Estrella will have their own harem of men also. Hope so, I would love to read about it. Can't wait for the spin-off series.

[Janet Dunbar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good ending to this story

This story was told from Aces view point. It was definitely a different twist to the whole story, but I think it added to it. This book was the final book for Arcadia and her 7 men but there is a spin-off for the Estrella and Hope! So exciting to be able to see what happens to them!

[Reya Reychelle · Rating 3 out of 5]

Alright, so this was the last book in Arcadia/Ace’s story & I would rate it a 3.5 overall. It didn’t hold my interest quiet as much as the undead series did, but it was still alright. The ending felt rushed...also, did they never have any other kids? Seriously? I don’t know that I’m all the excited to read the spin offs, but I’ll give them a go.

[Beth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beautiful finale

I loved this series. Sure it was short but sweet. I'm quite sad it's over now but I'm glad everything worked out as well as it could! This chapter being told from Ace's point of view was very interesting but I did miss Arcadia and her sins. Good ending!

[Jenni LO · Rating 5 out of 5]

I don't know what to say. This book was amazing, I read all 4 in one night, I couldn't put it down. I laughed.. A LOT., and cried and was angry... ugh it put me through the ringer but I was in love with every character... I even loved the devil himself!!
I would give this 6 stars if I could!

[Honey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved

I really loved this series! My only complaint is with the many grammar issues. I so loved Arcadia and her guys, I just wish we had more of their relationships. Over all I enjoyed the series.

[The House Wife's Secret Library · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a good quick read series that takes an interesting take on redemption. This last book is more about setting up the rest of the spin offs for her daughters. I also don't like how in the end it's all about Ace's love story.

[Cat- · Rating 2 out of 5]

Book 4 of 4

The unrepentant and the fallen are the spin offs on this series. This books are small on their own. Read together they make more sense but I still feel like a lot is missing.

[Jessica · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great series! Definitely an insta love\ fast burn series with quite a bit of steam and a roller coaster of emotions. I think the only thing I was a little thrown by was the pov in the last book. Definitely recommend this series!

[S D W · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good

Part Four was a little weird for me to read for a variety of reasons and as I was reading it, I remembered why I didn't several years ago when it released. Mainly, it doesn't feel like a romance anymore, just a book to finish the series.

[Colleen · Rating 3 out of 5]

I am sad to leave this world, I was so excited to read Hope’s story but I saw the reviews and read that it’s really sad and I’m saving my little heart from this heartbreak. Maybe I’ll read them later because I truly want to see these characters again but I don’t know !

[I'm Fine, Just Tired · Rating 2 out of 5]

Part 4/4

Ending was ehhh. It was nice to have Ace's POV but every time she checked in with the seven I found that I wanted to have their POVs more

It was boring after awhile. But I get the feeling that Gus and Memphis will be coming up in the other books.

[Yummy Mummy · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5. There was so much that I loved about this book but the ending felt very rushed. I suppose if I continue on with the series I may get more closure but I didn't expect for the ending to be so quick!

[Amber Hamblin · Rating 5 out of 5]

HEA

I freaking cried, got mad because I was crying and I couldn’t read, then cried some more. I love this series! Freaking weird poncho man!