Snatch

by Scott Hildreth

Ryan Capshaw was abused as a child. His father reminded him repeatedly that he would never amount to anything. Now an adult with a doctorate in psychology, he believes otherwise. After implementing an elaborate plan of kidnapping four identical women, he places them in a concrete room and provides this instruction. "Tomorrow morning, one of you must forfeit your life to save the others. If someone doesn't agree to give their life to save the other three, all of you will die." SNATCH is a Mind F%$K deluxe. Prepare for the ride of your life. Due to the graphic nature of this book and the sexual content, please be at least 18 years old to enjoy this novel. AUTHOR'S Previously published as Dying to Survive, To the Depths of Hell, The Tortured, Plenty of Fish, and No Butterflies or Moonbeams.

Genres: Dark, Dark Romance, Abuse, BDSM, Thriller, Crime, Erotica

275 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 6, 2016

About the author

Scott Hildreth in an international bestselling author. He has written more than fifty novels.

His preferred careers of being a hit man, serial killer, biker, military hero, mafia boss, boxer, vigilante, and tattoo artist will always be favorites, but as writing has become a full-time gig, he must live vicariously through the characters in his books who share his admiration for these professions.

He resides in Naples, Florida with his wife and children.

You can keep up with Scott’s self-published and traditionally published work here:

Twitter: @ScottDHildreth

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Website (or to signup for Scott's newsletter) www.scotthildreth.com

Reviews

[✰ Liz ✰ · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 Darkest Stars

"Like father, like son."

Snatch is an unconventional read that evokes extreme emotions. What is wrong and what is justified is the question. Amidst the bloody torture and sexually charged deviance of the characters in this twisted tale, the evolution of one broken boy is explored. This is not a typical read. Snatch is grainy and dirty and wrong and just like the broken characters on display, redemption is not always inevitable.



Ryan Capshaw is a successful business man. With his decadent Rolex watch and his fancy car, he seems to be living the dream. Through flashes of moments spent with his mother, we recognize Ryan's Obsession Compulsive Disorder. Additionally, Ryan is a hunter. The years of abuse and degradation inflicted by his father have caused Ryan to dwell in the dark. Ryan is obsessed with blood and sex. This lethal combination motivates him to play a deadly game.

"Tomorow at precisely zero-eight-hundred hours one of you is going to die."

Ryan abducts four women and uses them to measure the effects on their psyche while exposed to psychological torture and terror. Each woman has a unique personality and life experiences which are explored as the plot drives forward.

"I don't want to die."

"God is always present."

In addition to the darkness, Ryan is drawn to the light of a girl named Ami, a tattooed barista, who unknowingly has attracted the attention of a killer. Ami's seemingly normal addition to Ryan's life is a stark contrast to the other women featured in this read. Through killing, coffee drinking, and visits with his mother, moments from Ryan's childhood flash like a projector on a screen. Like a train wreck, you want to turn your head the other way and yet, you have to see what will happen next.

"Lessons. Life is about learning lessons. The earlier in life we learn them the quicker we are able to make corrections to our lives."

Told in third person, Snatch was violent and raw. The story arc is quite unconventional. Instead of the typical solitary plot with a "standard" beginning, middle, and end and a "simple" conflict and resolution there are multiple layers and plot lines that are explored simultaneously. These fragmented pieces were, for me, symbolic of Ryan's mind. Ryan is quite the intellectual. He is sexy, successful and frankly, I wanted so badly to relate to him. I wanted everything to be ok for him. His past made me feel sorry for him and yet, did it justify his actions? Because I do not live in an asylum (as of right now while I am writing this review), I could not possibly relate to him. I could only sit back and act as a witness to the horror and sexual deviance.

"To live or to die. Choices and lessons."

Ryan is the clear anti-hero in this story and the females are all secondary characters. (This is just another clever element of this read.) It is natural for a reader to connect and clearly identify the "hero" and "heroine" in the story. That is not possible to do in this read. Ryan remains the central character in this story. Everyone else is just one piece of HIS broken story. Simply stated: this is not a typical "Stockholm love story" where the characters miraculously overcome torture and death and make a life for themselves on the beach of an exotic island at the end. (There is absolutely nothing wrong with those stories. In fact, I like them.) If that is what you are hoping for while reading this book, you will be greatly disappointed in the end. Instead, you can expect blood, violence, psychological warfare, and some amped up sex that will either make you sick to your stomach or turn you on in the sickest possible way.



Overall, Snatch is messy, raw, and gritty. This ADD reader loved every minute of it. You cannot possibly validate or explain the content in this book. You can only sit back and accept the madness for what it is. The musing of a broken man just trying to live his life the only way he knows how. Mr. Hildreth continues to impress me with his ability to explore the unexpected. His versatility knows no bounds. His naturalistic writing style, unique plot lines, and sincere characterization keep me coming back for more. With my Hildreth shelf full of love stories, action packed MC reads, sexy fighters and now the addition of Snatch on the shelf, it appears that Mr. Hildreth can truly write it all. Well done SD! Thank you for making my stomach convulse, my heart hurt, and for making my brain work on overdrive long after the last page was turned. I can say with 100 percent certainty, I will never forget this read. Ever!

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[The Sassy Bookworm · Rating 2 out of 5]

M'kay..not really sure how to rate this bad boy...



At first, I found this to be a bit hard to get into. The writing style felt clunky and awkward...

"The stubborn I’ll do it myself nature of children at this age was entertaining for the mother to witness. The mother turned away to keep from laughing as the daughter climbed up and over the seat, back pack in tow."

But I persevered and was soon sucked into the story. The first half of this book was a solid twisted mindfuck of a story. Then the wheels fell off and the story was ALL over the fucking place. It started to read like some sort of rough draft with different POV's from people who were not even really part of the first half of the story.



Then towards the end, I thought we may be getting back to some semblance of a plot, but NOPE. I was thrown back to WTF land. I seriously don't even know what to say, I am flabbergasted at just how bad the second half of this books was, and that ending..Natural Born Killers anyone??



Anyways, I am giving this 1.5 stars because this trainwreck did manage to keep me reading until the end, so there's that I guess.

[Elfina Renee · Rating 5 out of 5]

From the twisted diabolical mind of Scott Hildreth comes an epic five star tale of chance. Four women trapped in a room, their survival predetermined by the choices they make. Every decision comes with a hefty price. How far would you go to cling to life?

When I’m wrong, I say I’m wrong. Clearly I was wrong, mistaken on Scott Hildreth. He reminds me of The Master of Suspense, film director Alfred Hitchcock. I had unnering chills, thrills, the uncomfortable spine tingling suspense that comes from good quality horror.


So yes this phenomenal author is the shit...he’s the man! I’d recommend his erotic dark read to anyone, craving a walk on the twisted, disturbing and mindfukery. Not for the feint of heart!

[Snow · Rating 3 out of 5]

I am not sure what to do here...
need to think about it

2,75 stars



dammit...

And even after thinking about it, I still don't have a clear vision of how I feel other than a complete CHAOS!!!!

I freaking love THRILLERS, I have read a bunch of them and the suspense and the anticipation of the unknown and shocking is beyond description and that's what is the ESSENCE of thrillers...

So why did I think this was a thriller? Actually I was looking forward to reading this and perceiving this as a thriller.

And it fucking was...in the beginning

if it only had stayed the psycho thriller till the end, I would have LOVED it, cause the plot was intriguining and alluring and inviting and shocking...as it should be!!!

but unfortunately it didn't, and don't get me wrong, it had ALL THAT but it was only layered as such and was actually a mash up of everything and after I was tossed arouund in the mindwhirl of "too much" and "not clear enough", all the thrilling mistery of it went out the window and I just lost the initial interest for the plot or the characters for that matter.

Instead of having them excite me and thrill me even angry me...they mostly saddened and annoyed me - Ryan, Amy, Meghan, Elena, Shellie - the only surprising spark was shown from Dana
(she was the only character that actually shown the wide span in characterisation - she was "labeled"as the weakest

People with wxtremely low self-esteem, however, can be persuaded by a much stronger person to do what would normally be out of range for them to do - if left to their own devices.

BUT Dana was the one who "chose" it, she "decided" it, she "accepted" her fate putting her trust in faith. And than she's arisen from the forgotten, from the ashes...cause she was actually a person that got nothing to lose but her faith...and I guess that was the last drop that prevailed in the end...her end.

For a person to willfully give up living would be difficult if not close to impossible. Naturally, a person will try to survive under any or all circumstances - it is human nature.

Is that really what it means to be weak?

All the female characters were presented in a different manner which I also liked, and the psychological aspect was high on alert as the mind games were described in such an accuracy to the pin point.
But then, it all went down hill from the moment we stepped into all the reasonings after the shit happened and the cover up, and the attempt of justifcation, the attempt of "making" them "normal" when they were far from it...

made me think of a time bomb ticking, for some reason!

Meghan - was simply a total collateral damage for me...she was a character that had that exact purpose in the book, she was perfect for Ryan to use her in order to make himself complete and for me, she's the most tragical character in the book.

Ryan - the cause of all the comotion, he was a true fuck up, a guy who emerged from a mentally abusive upbringing into the mentally abusive agressor, so I guess that pattern worked very well!

Simple times provided simple pleasures and learned lessons. Pleasures now came with a greater degree of difficulty. With each day that passed, his pleasures became more difficult to obtain. The lessons he learned as a child, however, formed him into the man he was today.

and he was thought in somewhat similar manner...



I even wished that he excelled in his psycho madness and went balistic but he was obssesively hung up about a woman, and so was his actions on a sub-level and the other one being the urge to be a success in the eyes of his father...after everything that man did to him, and the man is like a super brilliant smart guy with a degree in Criminal Psychology and a PhD....hmmm
he stayed in a total blurr, if not dark to me...
I kinda wished he stayed one dimensional at this point.

Amy - I have absolutely no profile characterisation for this one to follow, she a complete mash up of a pile of mental chaos and she s a loose cannon...totally unpredictable but without any essence...absolutely incoherent female and hence bears no emotional value for me .

I really didn't enjoy the fact that Ryan and Amy had "their" ending together
I mean, they didn't deserve it BUT it's a book/fiction so I can't nag about that...it's just that it really lost the same tone of the true thriller towards the end, I felt like I was somewhat pushed towards the "need" of liking them, to the "need" of justifying them as individuals that are as they are, and are unable to change....

"God gives us all kinds of things on this earth, and some are beautiful and some aren't. But everything has a purpose."
All people are beautiful in some way.

for a second there, I have let myself linger on that "forgiving" thought BUT then again...no!



if that were the case, they should have had therapy or even maybe more efficient and terminal way out of their "condition".

and the issue of sex that was tossed in there, for some of the scenes I actually tought - why?! why are they in there?! I thought they didn't belong in the book at all, (even if they were steamy and hot as effin hell) BUT I personally, didn't find any revelation in some of them (apart from the Meghan's past reflection), I mean I could have gone without, (in the book)...

or maybe I really don't understand how the psycho mind works *sigh*

so to use the words of one of the characters to end this right here:

"Check please."

I guess, this one didn't hit the right spot for me...bummer *shrugs*
it happens...


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[Anna · Rating 3 out of 5]

once Meghan died this book tottaly lost me and it became spiralling downword after that and i hate the non ending/ending,the book before that is a solid 4 stars and im ok with the deaths and psychological aspects,cause i read asa a psychological thriller,the problem i had is i guess i like my charecters to have more motivation and Meghans death made no sence to me plus i have a question did he do anything to Jessica or not? And i hate lose ends,full revie when my follow Shhlutts finish.After Snows review i feel brave enough to do mine,though im still confused and not shere i got evrything right,but after help From my budy read partner Ebru, some things make sence and are more clear, anyway my problem is,that,this book doesnt have a clue,what it wants to be,or utleast,thats the feeling i got from reading it,is it a Psychological thriller? Horror movie in book form? kinky erotica? I think it tried to be all the above losing charecter developement and substunce in the process, i think the first half of the book is more developed,with more clear mativations and charecter development, the first half is what you call a good psychological thriller,but,than it all disopeard in favour of sex and gore,charecters actions stoped making sence and all motivasion was gone as an example ill take Ryan and Ami, Ryan was smart and calculated in the first part, he had motivation albight, crazy ones, you coud even explain his actions,because of the abuse he sufered,but,than he just started acting crazy and doing stuff out of nowhere, thinking one thing and doing another,"he is crazy" isnt an explanation to me,especially since his actions as horrible as they were, made some crazy sence at first and you can see his motivation, not in the latter part of the book,there i felt he did stuff,just for the heck of it and his charecter developement greaty sufered. Ami is an even less developed charecter she starts, normal,than is adicted to sex,than we find out she likes stealing,than she sudenly a Psycho killer and it all just hapens sudenly without any developement,or i dont know how to read and didnt see it. I have the same problem with Megan even after the book i still dont get her charecter is she a kind mum? Is she adicted to rape fantasies? Is she just an insecure house wive? or a wouman haunted by her horibal experince as a child? She can be all of the above,but i think she just used only one trait of it at a time,so i didnt get the full picture,other charecters i found even less developed, Japanise investors we see only one time and i dont know,what they do,are they only investing money on experiments and snuff films? Are they Mafia? I didnt get awnsers to that, Ryans dad and Uncle Josh were just one demensionaly evil,but maybe they are suposed to be like that.Elena i found interesting at first but,than she didnt get developed any ferther,nor was her reletionship with her daughter and hate for religion explored,that well. Shelly just was there,Dana is interesting because you see her real battle of choosing between death now, or in the future from an illness,you see her battle of what to chose,disfigurment and possible death,or certain death and her religius views develope her charecter nicely,but there wasnt,that much of it,either i also didnt like the ending i guess for me its too ubrupt,but i guess the reader is suposed to imagine how it ended theselves. I think i woud have prefered if the the second half was as layerd and thought out as the first

[Scott Hildreth · Rating 2 out of 5]

Formerly 'Dying to Survive' republished as 'Snatch', this book is an absolute fucking disaster. Written by the author to satisfy a reader's request for a dark erotic novel, this story falls short in all respects.

The plot?

What plot?

The hero? There isn't one.

The heroine?

She dies. Everyone dies. Well, not everyone, but all of the people who matter

It's an all over the fucking place unpredictable kill-fest with a few sex scenes tossed in for good measure.

If you want to read a weird-ass book that may piss you off, read this.

If you're in the mood for a good read with a solid plot, and a hero and heroine who fall in love, read something else.

[Jamie ♡♡ submits to books ♡♡ · Rating 2 out of 5]

☆☆ 2 "I Have No Idea What I Just Read" Stars ☆☆



Well......hmmmm.....honestly I am at a loss for words with this one. ***sigh***

Where do I begin.....



Man buys expensive watch, man eats bagels with his mom but she doesn't buy plain cream cheese, man drinks coffee and talks with Ami, man abducts 4 women, man replays verbal abuse by his asshole father, man drinks expensive liquor in a bar, man lets first woman go after cutting off her finger tip, man is a virgin, man is a freaking space cadet and you as a reader are front row in this train wreck of toddler with ADD running rampant with each page.



I won't lie, this story had so much potential for awesomeness. I give the author credit because he kept me reading but damn....I think I have killed some brain cells trying to understand this one.

[Carlene]

This book is a great/bad example of why you can't just one-click buy everything from an author you like. It's not even that I disliked it, I was hooked beginning to end, but I wouldn't say I actually liked it either. I can't even give it stars, because it's just one big mind fuck and you can read Scott's own review to see that. Yes, I was totally warned about all this in advance, I'm a sucker.

The character's are unreliable narrators, the plot is nonexistent unless you happen to be as fucked up as the characters and your brain works that way, and the general sequence of events will leave you super uncomfortable. I cursed my entire way through this book, but like I said, I never put it down, there was just something about it that made me keep turning the pages. I read it in a 2 hour sitting and I decided I liked at least one character, but then I learned the hard way not to do that. I will say this, I never want to read about Ryan again, but I would totally take a book with a plot similar to the final chapter just for the hell of it. There's sex, there's torture, there's death, and there's some serious psychological themes that I don't even want to get started on.

So, there you have it, an insufficient review for an equally insufficient book. (I wrote this as kind as I could, but honesty is honesty and I can't sugar coat my feelings!) I'm gonna go re-read another book by Scott now to replace this one in my brain.

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

So first off there is a disclaimer from the author so if you don't like what he tells you this book is about then don't freaking read it! I CAN NOT believe this book keeps getting banned! Yes the subject line for this story is freaking inappropriate but you were warned. I actually have read some books even crazier in subject line. I was worried about it so it took me a while to decide to read it. I wish I read it sooner!

The writing was great and you really get the feel for why the main character is the way he is and why is enjoying his life now by doing exactly what makes him happy. The five women in this story are all warped in some way and he knows it. They know it. They lived it. This is definitely a psychological thriller at the most with some erotica thrown in. And with a dash of taboo subjects.

Great read!

This review will be posted on each book titles that have been changed to repost the story by the author on Amazon since Amazon keeps banning it.

[Carol]

Not for me but interesting enough to see it through to the end not what I expect.

[Janine - The World Was Hers for the Reading · Rating 5 out of 5]

Creepy and Twisted Thrill Ride!

SNATCH, by Scott Hildreth was not like any other book I have ever read. It was a total mind f*ck from start to finish!

This book leaves you guessing from beginning to end and takes the reader on a very dark and twisted journey through the minds of not only a killer, but of his victims as well. It was well written and the characters truly come to life as you feel like you are going through their experiences right along with them.

If you are a lover of dark erotica, this is definitely a must read . . . just be prepared to have your boundaries and comfort level pushed to the extreme.

[Kay (❦ ᴗ ❦ ✿) BooksandMe]

Apparently, with the Amzn's glitch, I didn't have a bookcover. huhu anyway, gonna start soon too!!

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[Dee]

Great premise, crap execution. DNF = no rating.

[Debi Price · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dying To Survive



WOW WOW WOW! My head is still whirling from this one! I LOVED it!!

Scott Hildreth absolutely floored me with this book! I would give it 10 stars if I could!

Ryan Capshaw is definitely a different kind of man. He is dark, sexy and twisted. I loved him! People are going to either love him, hate him or scratch their heads. I read this book in one sitting, since I could not put it down. It will definitely leave you thinking. I don't want to give spoilers but i will say it does NOT end like you think it will. It was a dark and twisted mind ride for sure. My favorite KIND of book! I cannot wait to see what Scott Hildreth comes up with next in his NEW genre of slaughterotica! ;)

[Deborah · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dark and suspenseful, Snatch has left me questioning. Questioning life, the BDSM world and everything in between. Cleverly written this book will take you on the journey of a man and his way of coping with abuse, wealth, and what measures success. Scott Hildreth did a fantastic job of pulling me into the story and into the mind of scarred people. If you like dark erotica this is a must read!

[J. Kahele · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have read a lot of books by Scott Hildreth and love his writing style. This one was a lot different than his normal books, darker. It was an engaging book, but the writing was little off and all over the place, not like the normal books he writes.

[Thea™]

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Previously published as Dying to Survive, To the Depths of Hell, The Tortured, Plenty of Fish, and No Butterflies or Moonbeams.

[Willow Madison · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's kinda hard to rate a book higher than the author himself rated it, eh? Yep - 2 stars does seem about right for this. So much protentional, so little done with it.

It's a classic predicament thriller setup with erotica thrown in for good measure. Different enough to be interesting.

Writing style - needs editing, some sentences repeated the same descriptions, especially in the beginning, as if the author was trying to decide which one to use but never went back to edit the one out? It’s less distracting the more that is read.

Characters - The parts with Ryan that were more robotically written are fine if this was on purpose, but need to be more juxtaposed against the other POVs then for my taste. I like that the inside of Ryan’s head is a neat n tidy freakzone though. Meghan’s character is strange – not sure if I was supposed to feel anything for her, but I really didn’t *like* her in any particular way. Maybe this is where the juxtaposition stuff would’ve been better for me – she’s too similar in her robotic thinking perhaps for me to make a separation from her character and Ryan’s. The metronomic writing style would work better if only applied to Ryan. And Elana’s reaction wasn’t fleshed out enough to make it poignant or huh enough IMhO.

I feel like this was a Fable almost, that it was meant to have a moral to the story?? What was it then:
Deviants and basements go together?
Bad things happen to girls who do 2 men at once?
Bad guys can do good things too just in a bad way?
There is no God?
Authors shouldn't take reader requests as a basis for a book concept?

(lurved the cover and title :)

[Dani · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hmmm...Not even sure where to even begin. This was a very strange dark read. At first it started out really good and dark. Ryan abducts 4 woman, tells them they have to pick who dies first. Then it turns a little strange. Not really sure how I feel about this book. I liked it well enough but didn't love it. The ending was not what I was thinking it would be.

[Sönïa Dhillion · Rating 3 out of 5]

I don't know how to rate this book. At first I liked this book. The author had a flow going. It was thrilling but then it fizzled out and took on a different turn.

*Major spoiler*

If you've seen Spilt, jig saw 2017 movies then this was combination of the two. In Spilt the hero leaves the one girl because he connects with her. Same case here, in Jigsaw its all a game again same case here. Then the ending was like the author took some heroin and just went off the rails. It made no sense.

[Shannon Mcfarland · Rating 5 out of 5]

**Read Under Prior Title!** A Great Read! WTF did I just read? I picked this book up based on a recommendation and I am glad I did. But, holy cow, it was insanely and weirdly twisted. Ryan is one majorly messed up guy. Abused by his father, emotionally and psychologically, he has tried everything to be accepted by him. No such luck dude. Although he received his degrees in psychology, getting rejected by the police did not help endear him to daddy dearest. So Ryan decides to conduct an experiment that involves kidnapping some women and torturing them. Then we go off into left field later to something totally different. Made me feel like I was reading a book equivalent of From Dusk Til Dawn. (It starts off about bank robbers/escaped felons then they are in Mexico trying to survive vampires- Loved it but WTF? Don't blink) Anyway, this book made me feel like this. We have straight laced professionally crazy Ryan, then we have off the chain, what the hell just happened, Ryan. I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!!!! Highly recommend this twisted piece of work

[Carissa Janes · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a crazy book. I was taken off-guard by a couple of plot twists, and I liked where it was going. I didn't see some of thing changes coming but I did keep up a mental game of "will he or won't he". Kept me guessing the whole time.

[Susan · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was in the mood to read something different and I'm a big fan of Mr. Hildreth's writing. Snatch definitely fit the bill of something different. It's a train wreck. And I have to wonder where in the depths of hell did this story come from?

It's certainly dark. And in no way could I predict were this story was heading. I saw one description in another review that said something along the lines of lots of killing and death with some sex scenes thrown in. That's pretty accurate. No hero or heroine to speak of, unless you are the Bonnie and Clyde type of fan.

Not his best, and I'm glad he's staying with the style of books he's known for. I think I need a RomCom now.

[Stephanie Furlan · Rating 2 out of 5]

Great first half

This book started out so well. At about 53% I started to question how it would end. By 80% I officially hated it.

I have so many questions but I don’t want to give anything away. My biggest one is why did Ryan turn on Meghan the way he did? Did the Japanese business partners force him?

I’ve read lots of books where the the good guy loses. But this book took the cake. All of the suffering was for nothing. Especially Meghan’s. I wish I could unread this book.

[Daisy · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 WTF Stars

That was some dark, crazy shit! Yes, I expected it to get intense, dirty, rough, graphic, deviant. This book certainly checked all those boxes. A couple of plot twists took me by surprise. They were awesomely, juicy twists though.
I did scan through some of Ryan's inner rambling, it got a little repetitive. I don't know, maybe that was the point, to emphasize his obsessive nature. I also didn't care for the epilogue; after how careful he was throughout the book to then be that sloppy didn't work for me.

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you're looking for another masterpiece of erotic romance from Scott Hildreth---- Snatch is not it! What you find instead is a mystery of darkness and unknowns that leave you guessing as you become so caught up in the story that you must finish reading in one sitting. Snatch is a twisted surprise that will keep you thinking long after the last page

[Ciru · Rating 1 out of 5]

Read as part of S is for Sex compilation by Scott Hildreth

Well to say I am confused is a fucking understatement. I don't even know how to feel about this book and I just read the snippet in the compilation not the full book...ai, no. This one, too weird, not even dark, for my tastes.

[Suzanne · Rating 1 out of 5]

this book could have been good but the second half was a mess .......with no explanation for Ryan's actions.....and the characters behave like they jumped in from a different book ....so it needs an editor big time

[M B · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wtf

This is sick twisted shit well written but the Megan part really pissed me off. I don't get it why did he do that to her there was no reason. The Ami chick is just as psychotic as he is. I couldn't stand her from the start.

[Stephenee John · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dark and kinky

This was one that I actually liked a lot even though it was especially dark and erotic. There is a interesting plot twist that almost disappointed me, but in the end was better. I would recommend reading this dark and kinky book for sure!!