This was my first experience with Kaila Spencer’s work, and I’m thoroughly impressed. The Assassins Series has officially earned a spot at the top of my TBR and TBL lists. I’m eager to explore the stories of Harper, Abbie, Danika, Elijah, and yes—even Dominic.
I listened to the audiobook and...James Cassidy? Flawless. As always. His ability to switch between Jaymes and Dominic was chef’s kiss—distinct, intense, and emotionally loaded. Roxy Crown? A new-to-me narrator who delivered. Her performance gave Kaycee so much depth. I’ll be keeping an ear out for her in future listens.
Kaycee Kennedy is a vigilante assassin shaped by trauma and resilience. Her escape from one form of captivity leads her into another—this time masked as family. Her inner circle includes Harper, Danika, and Dominic, who is both her foster brother and her toxic, manipulative lover. Their relationship is intense, unsettling, and emotionally charged. (No, I don’t like him. Yes, I’m still intrigued. It’s complicated.)
Jaymes Andrews enters the narrative as a man fleeing his own legacy (the Andrews Crime Family) and runs straight into Kaycee’s orbit. These two? Chaos and chemistry from the jump. It’s insta-love, it’s messy, it’s magnetic… and I devoured every second.
Dominic is the definition of unhinged obsession—possessive, intense, and convinced Kaycee is his because he rescued her. And Kaycee? She’s complicated, resilient, and caught in the storm. Jaymes brings the kind of chaos that makes you question everything, and I lived for it.
This isn’t your soft-and-sweet kind of romance—this is messy, magnetic, and morally gray in the best way. A group of former foster kids turned vigilantes? Say less. I was hooked from chapter one. But when Jaymes swaggered onto the page? Game. Over. That’s when the tension snapped, the triangle twisted, and I officially lost sleep.
If you love your romance with grit, chaos, and characters who are one bad decision away from disaster (but make it hot), this one’s for you.