Once Upon a Twilight!: Book Review: Diamonds are Forever by Michelle Madow

Diamonds are Forever
The Secret Diamond Sisters #3
Author: Michelle Madow
Reading Level: Young Adult
Genre: Contemporary
Released: October 27th 2015
Review Source: Purchased

It's cold outside, but the drama is hot!

The Diamond sisters jet to the mountains for spring break, and Savannah's flirt-mance with an international pop star heats up as her pursuit of stardom succeeds. But is this romance meant to be, or has the right guy been in front of her all along? Meanwhile, Courtney takes the next step with her secret boyfriend—and future stepbrother—and as their parents' wedding approaches, the pressure's on to reveal their relationship.

Peyton's figuring out a plan for her future, but she still feels guilty about getting her former bodyguard fired and wonders if she can get over him in the arms of someone else. But the biggest bombshell will change everything once again, because Madison's ready to tell the huge secret she's uncovered. And with the boy who betrayed her but who could be the love of her life fighting for his own life, she might need the Diamond sisters more than ever.

I can’t believe the end of The Diamond Sisters is here! And who would’ve known I would’ve gotten so attached to them, I swear if each girl didn’t get a happy ending, Shannon would not be a happy camper. But hey Spoiler Alert I was a happy camper.

So we pick up right after Diamonds in the Rough and the girls are getting back from an amazing spring break trip. Of course every girl has their issues going on. Savannah is getting buzz from her YouTube channel and signing with a talent agent who wants her to keep up her relationship with Perry Myles, which dampens any movement with her relationship with Damien (Team Damien btw). Then there’s Courtney who is just madly in love with Brett, you know...her soon to be step-brother, so obviously, drama. Our third and oldest sister, Peyton still has her heartbroken from Jackson leaving, and she’s trying to figure out what to do with her life after graduation. And finally we have Madison, the fourth sister, the unknown sister, so obviously there’s drama in knowing a secret that she has to keep, but doesn’t want to keep. And Oliver, her best friend and guy she likes is in the hospital after a horrible accident and is refusing to see her. So overall I’d say Madison is probably having the worst time of them all. I confess that my only complaint towards this book is the epilogue, I kind of, sort of, wished that there was a flash into the future for each girl. Let us see how they’re doing, how the guys are doing that are in their life, and I especially wanted a little more of Peyton and her ending.

So for all fans of Gossip Girl and boy drama The Secret Diamonds trilogy is for you! I may have had an iffy time with the first book, but I became attached to these girls, and their YEAR (only a year, I can’t believe it) in Las Vegas.