Reading Order: Accidentally On Purpose by L.D. Davis

Accidentally on Purpose (Accidentally on Purpose, #1) 

Worthy of Redemption (Accidentally on Purpose, #2) 

Worth the Fight (Accidentally on Purpose, #3) 

Worth The Fight (Accidentally on Purpose # 3) - L.D. Davis

“I'm not sure which part bothers me the most, the fact that you've been lying for months or the fact that you thought I was too simple minded to see what was going on. I can't count how many times you've lied about where you were or who you were with, or the times that you climbed into my bed still reeking of him. How many times have I kissed you and your mind was with him? I've given you opportunity after opportunity to come clean, but you never did.”

This is book 3 of the Accidentally on Purpose series.

Book 1 was narrated in Emmy’s view. Book 2 is about the dangerous and alpha male Kyle Sterling. While the last book is in Luke Kessler’s view.

This is my much awaited book in the series as I’ve always wanted to understand what was in the mind of Luke while all the  sh**storm was happening.

The book started out with the most poignant part in book 1. It is the part where my heart broke the most.

Although I’ve already read the story in the previous books I didn't feel bored that I'm reading the same thing. It still feels brand new and it was so refreshing to get inside Luke’s mind. I understood him more and I loved him better. There were also new scenes in this book that added to the beauty of this series. My heart broke and felt full of love once again.

I will really miss this series but I am also excited to read Donya's story. I have a hunch on the man she's pining for, and it certainly feels forbidden.

Worthy of Redemption (Accidentally on Purpose # 2)- L.D. Davis

Told in alternating POV of Lily and Kyle. The story started off from book 1 Accidentally on Purpose when Emmy decided to finally leave Kyle for good. Gave us an insight on what happened to Kyle during that time. How he regretted what he did to Emmy. How de deeply questioned his self worth. In this book we got a chance to learn that Kyle really did love Emmy and that the bad choices he made was driven by his physical emotional issues. There was also a scene where we got to read his side when Emmy visited him to give back the bracelet. There were also chapters on Emmy's POV where we got to catch up with her life with Luke.

Despite everything, i still liked Kyle. He is the same bad-ass, conceited, with a-hole tendencies, very troubled and unable to forgive himself. I was so frustrated with him for what he put Lily through knowing her situation. He took too long to realize his worth. I am so glad that he eventually redeemed himself.

I loved Lily, she is funny, upfront, likable, patient, down to earth, selfless, strong, brave, stubborn and forgiving. I liked it that she maintained a relationship with Emmy. I loved how Kyle and Lily's relationship progressed, loved their interactions, both funny, infuriating but loving. I loved what lily did to Jessyca! I also loved Marco and Mayson, am not that fond of the Lydia-Marco tandem though it felt too fixed up.

"Maybe there will be a place for us in another lifetime” she said softly.

“I have no doubt about it” I told her.