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247 pages, ebook
First published February 11, 2015



“You’re so romantic,” Stiles says. “Some people’s boyfriends get them flowers and chocolates, but I get crime walls and sex slaving rings.”Overall I'd call the story interesting. At no point did I feel particularly engaged or as though it was something I couldn't easily put down. I could never quite decide if I should be focusing on the plot, the building romance, or the fact that eventually Stiles and Peter were gonna bang (and then when they did even that felt like a bit of a miss). I kept waiting to feel some actual connection to the characters, but by the time Stiles talks to Peter about what he's gone through to get as far as he has all on his own, my only reaction was "meh." What happened is awful, yes, but I've read plenty of other stories involving characters with just that past that made the reveal part much more emotional than this one did.
“Don’t hold me responsible for your likes and dislikes,” Peter says, smirking at him. “If you would prefer flowers, that’s what I would be giving you.”
“Manipulative piece of shit,” Stiles says.
“You wouldn’t want me any other way.”