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Men of Whiskey Row #4
Perfectly Imperfect
Handsome attorney Casey Sullivan is a catch, and everyone seems to know it except his beautiful, but slightly deranged girlfriend, deejay Sidra Barton! Just the slightest mention of 'happily ever after' has her ready to run out the door. Not that she'll get far because Casey Sullivan always gets what he wants, and he wants Sidra Barton.
Casey is ready to go the distance for what his heart desires, but the finish line to Sidra's heart will be an uphill journey. Together they will face their pain and fears to obtain the ultimate happiness. Unfortunately, not everyone believes they should be together and will challenge the love they've fought so hard to obtain. Guess they'll just have to learn the hard way not to get between a Sullivan and his woman.
Casey is ready to go the distance for what his heart desires, but the finish line to Sidra's heart will be an uphill journey. Together they will face their pain and fears to obtain the ultimate happiness. Unfortunately, not everyone believes they should be together and will challenge the love they've fought so hard to obtain. Guess they'll just have to learn the hard way not to get between a Sullivan and his woman.
368 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 9, 2016
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August 22, 2016
It took me forever to finally sit down and write this review. I guess I didn’t want the book to end and needed a moment to process all that black girl magic D.A. Young was serving up. Ladies this book was everything! The author addressed so many political and social issues that are important today and not only that offers ways we can help in our own community.
Sometimes authors can sound overly “preachy” in books but this book it was like she was speaking life. I loved all the pop culture references and the way the author addressed racism and sexism. (Ok on to this review)
We are back on the row with Casey & Sid. If you are like me you have been waiting impatiently for this story. Sid although her mouth is straight fire is very complicated she has demons from her past that she battles with daily. The problem with demons is that if you don’t confront them they will eat you alive. No one can ever accuse Sid of being a coward but she was hurt very deeply as a child and that has shaped the woman she is today. Now I know her nick name is Sid-vicious but she cares deeply and the only man who can deal with her antics is Casey.
This book made me see Casey in a different light. When this man loves he loves hard but his insecurities of losing Sid can often get the best of him. I loved how the author dug a little deep into both characters past. We got to see a young Sidra & Casey as kids fighting for love and the factors that both shaped them into who they are today. I do wish with Casey’s violent tendencies in this book we would have got to see him grovel a little bit more or take corrective action ( I never did see him atone for his behavior). For me the story was kind of overshadowed by the “secret” Sidra carried (and all the players) e.g. her mom/dad but the issue with Dom and Casey when did they get cool and how did it come about? I would have loved to see how that wrapped up and more on the wedding.
Like all the authors stories we get to catch up with our favorite characters and let me tell you Lex & Viv were the break out stars in this book for me. I cannot wait to hear more about this imposing threat and how these two even came about. Ella is another play that slowly came to the forefront of this book. I believe she has more of a story to tell and her past won’t be so pretty as well.
I think this book was a little more action packed than the last with Sidra’s past and the characters who make a play to destroy her happiness. This story had a few twists and turns that I did not see coming. One thing I give the author kudos for is the family tree in the beginning of the book. Because this story dealt with some heavy issues Sidra’s mother was a great comic relief.
D.A. Young has done it again by serving all this realness in her latest instalment. I previously mentioned that this book was a little different than the others and I loved that the author dug deeper and produced something that was touching and eye opening. You have a fan in me D.A. Young I cannot wait for the next book. I highly recommend this series. Please judge this book for yourselves and not based on this one review.
Sometimes authors can sound overly “preachy” in books but this book it was like she was speaking life. I loved all the pop culture references and the way the author addressed racism and sexism. (Ok on to this review)
We are back on the row with Casey & Sid. If you are like me you have been waiting impatiently for this story. Sid although her mouth is straight fire is very complicated she has demons from her past that she battles with daily. The problem with demons is that if you don’t confront them they will eat you alive. No one can ever accuse Sid of being a coward but she was hurt very deeply as a child and that has shaped the woman she is today. Now I know her nick name is Sid-vicious but she cares deeply and the only man who can deal with her antics is Casey.
This book made me see Casey in a different light. When this man loves he loves hard but his insecurities of losing Sid can often get the best of him. I loved how the author dug a little deep into both characters past. We got to see a young Sidra & Casey as kids fighting for love and the factors that both shaped them into who they are today. I do wish with Casey’s violent tendencies in this book we would have got to see him grovel a little bit more or take corrective action ( I never did see him atone for his behavior). For me the story was kind of overshadowed by the “secret” Sidra carried (and all the players) e.g. her mom/dad but the issue with Dom and Casey when did they get cool and how did it come about? I would have loved to see how that wrapped up and more on the wedding.
Like all the authors stories we get to catch up with our favorite characters and let me tell you Lex & Viv were the break out stars in this book for me. I cannot wait to hear more about this imposing threat and how these two even came about. Ella is another play that slowly came to the forefront of this book. I believe she has more of a story to tell and her past won’t be so pretty as well.
I think this book was a little more action packed than the last with Sidra’s past and the characters who make a play to destroy her happiness. This story had a few twists and turns that I did not see coming. One thing I give the author kudos for is the family tree in the beginning of the book. Because this story dealt with some heavy issues Sidra’s mother was a great comic relief.
D.A. Young has done it again by serving all this realness in her latest instalment. I previously mentioned that this book was a little different than the others and I loved that the author dug deeper and produced something that was touching and eye opening. You have a fan in me D.A. Young I cannot wait for the next book. I highly recommend this series. Please judge this book for yourselves and not based on this one review.
April 17, 2017
Too much, a bit all over the place
Not my favorite of the series - it was scattered, there were too many characters, too many plot lines and I did not like the shoving in of Black Lives Matter into a fluffy read. It seemed forced and inappropriate. That's just my opinion- read and make up your own.
Not my favorite of the series - it was scattered, there were too many characters, too many plot lines and I did not like the shoving in of Black Lives Matter into a fluffy read. It seemed forced and inappropriate. That's just my opinion- read and make up your own.
August 14, 2016
I couldn't put the book Down
This was a great read. I stayed up to 3:30 in the am to finish. Sidra, dad was a man ho. Who take advantage of women an left broken hearts all over the place. Sidra, sister Nina was crazy who in the end killed herself and their father. Then Sidra, found out that her boss was her brother. This book just kept you on your toes. The rest of the characters in the book just added to all the reading goodness. I am look forward to the next installment in November. I love this series.
This was a great read. I stayed up to 3:30 in the am to finish. Sidra, dad was a man ho. Who take advantage of women an left broken hearts all over the place. Sidra, sister Nina was crazy who in the end killed herself and their father. Then Sidra, found out that her boss was her brother. This book just kept you on your toes. The rest of the characters in the book just added to all the reading goodness. I am look forward to the next installment in November. I love this series.
August 13, 2016
Another great instalment in this series. This is Casey and Sidra's story.
I love this couple and the sass in their relationship. Casey shows us his bad ass side which I loved and Sidra's family history is extremely messed up.
We caught up with all the other couples too.
Great series. I would encourage everyone to read this series. I love it.
I love this couple and the sass in their relationship. Casey shows us his bad ass side which I loved and Sidra's family history is extremely messed up.
We caught up with all the other couples too.
Great series. I would encourage everyone to read this series. I love it.
October 17, 2016
Amazing
The men of whiskey row series has me truly invested in its characters! I read all 4 books within 3 days. I just couldn't stop reading! I have never cried, laughed, been so angry and appalled yet so happy when things fell into place. This has been one hell of an emotional ride that i hope doesn't end. It seems every character has a story and i can't wait to see what happens next. I am now a huge fan of D.A. Young. I will read anything and everything by this author!
The men of whiskey row series has me truly invested in its characters! I read all 4 books within 3 days. I just couldn't stop reading! I have never cried, laughed, been so angry and appalled yet so happy when things fell into place. This has been one hell of an emotional ride that i hope doesn't end. It seems every character has a story and i can't wait to see what happens next. I am now a huge fan of D.A. Young. I will read anything and everything by this author!
March 1, 2019
Enjoyed!
Another enjoyable read, I just love these characters so much flaws and all. I love DJ he's funny and can't wait to see what next.
Another enjoyable read, I just love these characters so much flaws and all. I love DJ he's funny and can't wait to see what next.
June 9, 2024
Continuing the series. Same issues as the other books but I’m prepared for them now.
July 16, 2023
My favourite so far. Love Sidra and Casey from the start so was looking forward to their story. It didn’t disappoint in itself however the one flaw with this series is the focus on other characters. If they’ve had a book they’re rarely mentioned but if they haven’t they’re mentioned a lot and I just want to read about the main characters.
July 7, 2019
Not as good as the others in the series
I think this book was just OK it seemed like the author was trying to get every politically correct inclusion and diversity topic into the storyline which kind of threw the book off for me. I mean really how many times do you run into people from at least 10 different countries all different colors and shades and completely into one another in one single “family” unit/community. The homosexuality thing to me is WAAAY over done, to the point where it’s just overplayed and unnaturally shoved down the readers throats. Not sure if I’ll read the next series the books are supposed to be about a specific couple but there’s so many plots and sub-plot that it’s kind of losing me.
I think this book was just OK it seemed like the author was trying to get every politically correct inclusion and diversity topic into the storyline which kind of threw the book off for me. I mean really how many times do you run into people from at least 10 different countries all different colors and shades and completely into one another in one single “family” unit/community. The homosexuality thing to me is WAAAY over done, to the point where it’s just overplayed and unnaturally shoved down the readers throats. Not sure if I’ll read the next series the books are supposed to be about a specific couple but there’s so many plots and sub-plot that it’s kind of losing me.
August 10, 2016
What can I say, another awesome book! Didn't know Casey was still fighting so many demons. Thank you for giving us the backstory on Sidra. It explained a lot about why she's the way she is.
The title says it all; Casey and Sidra are 'perfectly imperfect' but most definitely perfect for each other!
The title says it all; Casey and Sidra are 'perfectly imperfect' but most definitely perfect for each other!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 14, 2016
Great Read
I enjoyed Casey and Sidra's story. I love the kids. That DJ is something else, he is a hoot. I got a good laugh off of baby Jack wrestling a drumstick from Ruby.
This was a great story that held my interest from beginning to end. I didn't have to skip any sections. Looking forward to more of the sexy Men of Whiskey Row.
I enjoyed Casey and Sidra's story. I love the kids. That DJ is something else, he is a hoot. I got a good laugh off of baby Jack wrestling a drumstick from Ruby.
This was a great story that held my interest from beginning to end. I didn't have to skip any sections. Looking forward to more of the sexy Men of Whiskey Row.
September 24, 2016
What A Ride!
Could it get any better. This book had a bit of everything: romance, suspense , comedy, crazy and a whole lot of drama. A must read. Looking forward to the next installment.
Could it get any better. This book had a bit of everything: romance, suspense , comedy, crazy and a whole lot of drama. A must read. Looking forward to the next installment.
October 29, 2017
Another installment that barely focuses on the main couple and kind of went left with the plot towards the end. [insert eyeroll]
January 18, 2025
Let us Begin ✏️
Overall Plot Rating: 4/5 ⭐
Spice Level: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ /
Execution of Spice: 4/5⭐
Tropes/Triggers:
Child abuse, injury to a child, Alpha male syndrome, touch-her-and-die, bi-racial couple, Murder-suicide, pregnancy, Sexual content(explicit), Mafia/Bratva
Format I read: Audiobook 🎧
Audio version: Dual Narration
Narrators and performance:
Morae Brehon: 1/5 ⭐
Sean Crisden: 4.5/5 ⭐
I found Morae's voice whiny and her inability to do accents literally made me cringe. I hated the chapters that she narrated.
Sean does great accents and his tone has more inflection, bringing the characters a sense of personality.
The Author wrote this book in a 3rd person, multiple POV, sometimes referred to as Omniscient POV.
-Now, I actually enjoy switching POV between chapters, like many romance books do, but this story switches constantly even during conversations mid-chapter. Normally I hate Omniscient POV because the constant switching of POV takes me out of the story. This book was no different. And the fact that the POV changed multiple times PER chapter made the Dual Narration type for this book redundant. Would have been better off just having Sean Crisden do the whole thing in that case. It would have felt a little more manageable if the author hadn't extended to pretty much every character.
Pros of the Story 👍
-So, this has definitely been the best book for me so far. I enjoyed learning about Casey's background. All three of the Sullivan boys are great, but Casey's inner turmoil and angst really drew me to his character.
-I enjoyed the complexity of Sidra's character as well. The trials that the two of them faced felt real and not just implemented for plot.
-We got more of a glimpse into Holt's double life and it is a main reason as to why I'm continuing with this story.
Cons of the Story 👎
-Really what I'm mostly hung up on is the POV style the author used. I hate it. With a passion. But I'm enjoying the storyline. And Holt... Now I SERIOUSLY want to know what's up with him.
-Moving into the fourth book, the smut is getting repetitive, but that's to be expected when it's constantly written. I mean, how many different ways can an author write about sex between characters that all act very similarly to each other?
In summary 📝
8/10 would recommend
Doubtful I will read again.
Overall Plot Rating: 4/5 ⭐
Spice Level: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ /
Execution of Spice: 4/5⭐
Tropes/Triggers:
Child abuse, injury to a child, Alpha male syndrome, touch-her-and-die, bi-racial couple, Murder-suicide, pregnancy, Sexual content(explicit), Mafia/Bratva
Format I read: Audiobook 🎧
Audio version: Dual Narration
Narrators and performance:
Morae Brehon: 1/5 ⭐
Sean Crisden: 4.5/5 ⭐
I found Morae's voice whiny and her inability to do accents literally made me cringe. I hated the chapters that she narrated.
Sean does great accents and his tone has more inflection, bringing the characters a sense of personality.
The Author wrote this book in a 3rd person, multiple POV, sometimes referred to as Omniscient POV.
-Now, I actually enjoy switching POV between chapters, like many romance books do, but this story switches constantly even during conversations mid-chapter. Normally I hate Omniscient POV because the constant switching of POV takes me out of the story. This book was no different. And the fact that the POV changed multiple times PER chapter made the Dual Narration type for this book redundant. Would have been better off just having Sean Crisden do the whole thing in that case. It would have felt a little more manageable if the author hadn't extended to pretty much every character.
Pros of the Story 👍
-So, this has definitely been the best book for me so far. I enjoyed learning about Casey's background. All three of the Sullivan boys are great, but Casey's inner turmoil and angst really drew me to his character.
-I enjoyed the complexity of Sidra's character as well. The trials that the two of them faced felt real and not just implemented for plot.
-We got more of a glimpse into Holt's double life and it is a main reason as to why I'm continuing with this story.
Cons of the Story 👎
-Really what I'm mostly hung up on is the POV style the author used. I hate it. With a passion. But I'm enjoying the storyline. And Holt... Now I SERIOUSLY want to know what's up with him.
-Moving into the fourth book, the smut is getting repetitive, but that's to be expected when it's constantly written. I mean, how many different ways can an author write about sex between characters that all act very similarly to each other?
In summary 📝
8/10 would recommend
Doubtful I will read again.
April 3, 2018
Whew...break time..
Okay..I'm going to take a little break from this series. I basically read Books 2, 3 & 4 over the course of a day and a half in-between chores, running errands and a sleepless night as I have Insomnia.
Still amazed how well fact & fiction are weaved so well together. And the socio-economic political issues are so relatable and I love how Young just goes there!👍
So yes..I am officially truly in love with that Sullivan clan just like I am with those Blakemores & Trodats. My family & friends are a diverse group just like the folks in Whiskey Row. I'm dang proud too and couldn't care less who doesn't like it!I
For some reason emotionally book four hit me harder I guess since so much of the emotional baggage was dealt with more in this book than the previous 3. I, my Mom & all my siblings carry that pain. We never got over it..( I mean like really..get over to what - right?😒) We learned how to live with it.
As usual I was riveted...I cried at points & choked on laughter at others. I swear the sex scenes made me blush so I had to skip them but the drama and sappy romantic parts like Casey's proposal were more than enough for me. And speaking of Casey...uhhh..he, his brothers, Holt, Alexie..I mean like..they are a lil Cray-cray..huh?! I think there should be a small crossover set with them, the Blakemores and the Trodats.😁😆😄
Oh..throw in Man & Gabriel (Blind Date & A Rainy Night in Georgia) too along with their posse..hahaahaaa.
Please read this series... I bought them, for me they are keepers!
Bravo D. A. Young!👏
Okay..I'm going to take a little break from this series. I basically read Books 2, 3 & 4 over the course of a day and a half in-between chores, running errands and a sleepless night as I have Insomnia.
Still amazed how well fact & fiction are weaved so well together. And the socio-economic political issues are so relatable and I love how Young just goes there!👍
So yes..I am officially truly in love with that Sullivan clan just like I am with those Blakemores & Trodats. My family & friends are a diverse group just like the folks in Whiskey Row. I'm dang proud too and couldn't care less who doesn't like it!I
For some reason emotionally book four hit me harder I guess since so much of the emotional baggage was dealt with more in this book than the previous 3. I, my Mom & all my siblings carry that pain. We never got over it..( I mean like really..get over to what - right?😒) We learned how to live with it.
As usual I was riveted...I cried at points & choked on laughter at others. I swear the sex scenes made me blush so I had to skip them but the drama and sappy romantic parts like Casey's proposal were more than enough for me. And speaking of Casey...uhhh..he, his brothers, Holt, Alexie..I mean like..they are a lil Cray-cray..huh?! I think there should be a small crossover set with them, the Blakemores and the Trodats.😁😆😄
Oh..throw in Man & Gabriel (Blind Date & A Rainy Night in Georgia) too along with their posse..hahaahaaa.
Please read this series... I bought them, for me they are keepers!
Bravo D. A. Young!👏
January 19, 2023
A good read
This instalment mostly focuses on Sidra and Casey, but if anyone has made it to this point in the series then you know multiple other storylines are written about in this book as well, however, Perfectly Imperfect had a lot more of the 'main' couple compared to the previous books.
To sum up Sidra and Casey's narrative it is basically Sidra's family being a whirlwind aka crazy as shit especially Nina and Casey, like his older brothers, still dealing with the after affects of Patrick Sullivan. They both overcome this to some extent and have their HEA.
There was a lot of other conflicts going on in this book that will be mentioned/solved in the upcoming books but sometimes I just find myself getting thrown off sometimes as these sub-plots are not integrated in the best way in my opinion.
Also I don't know what but that scene between Guy and Pearl was ew, not in the way it was written, it was written well but there's just something about it.
Overall, a good book, Casey and Sidra's relationship was navigated well and it was implied that both of them would start going to therapy together and separately to continue working on their issues.
This instalment mostly focuses on Sidra and Casey, but if anyone has made it to this point in the series then you know multiple other storylines are written about in this book as well, however, Perfectly Imperfect had a lot more of the 'main' couple compared to the previous books.
To sum up Sidra and Casey's narrative it is basically Sidra's family being a whirlwind aka crazy as shit especially Nina and Casey, like his older brothers, still dealing with the after affects of Patrick Sullivan. They both overcome this to some extent and have their HEA.
There was a lot of other conflicts going on in this book that will be mentioned/solved in the upcoming books but sometimes I just find myself getting thrown off sometimes as these sub-plots are not integrated in the best way in my opinion.
Also I don't know what but that scene between Guy and Pearl was ew, not in the way it was written, it was written well but there's just something about it.
Overall, a good book, Casey and Sidra's relationship was navigated well and it was implied that both of them would start going to therapy together and separately to continue working on their issues.
March 9, 2018
Yes and No
This is the story of Sid and Casey, to say this is an angry story is an understatement. Both characters are angry and even though Casey is in counseling he has a hard time keeping control. Sid is angry because of her father treatment of her mom, she is angry at her mom for subjecting and demeaning herself for a man. Then we meet her mom now who has made her fortune now by being an angry woman and attacking men. Casey is angry because of childhood abuses not to mention the secret he has kept from his brothers concerning the last day of his mother's life. They also are dealing with abandonment issues. And to top it off we have social issues including Black Lives Matter, LGBT issues and psychotic narcissism and so on. So if you are looking for a romantic love story this is not it. If you are looking for a busy story of survival this may be it. Also note there are so many stories going on this book it can be a bit off putting. To the author nice writing but it might have been nicer to focus on a coup!e of storylines not six or more.
This is the story of Sid and Casey, to say this is an angry story is an understatement. Both characters are angry and even though Casey is in counseling he has a hard time keeping control. Sid is angry because of her father treatment of her mom, she is angry at her mom for subjecting and demeaning herself for a man. Then we meet her mom now who has made her fortune now by being an angry woman and attacking men. Casey is angry because of childhood abuses not to mention the secret he has kept from his brothers concerning the last day of his mother's life. They also are dealing with abandonment issues. And to top it off we have social issues including Black Lives Matter, LGBT issues and psychotic narcissism and so on. So if you are looking for a romantic love story this is not it. If you are looking for a busy story of survival this may be it. Also note there are so many stories going on this book it can be a bit off putting. To the author nice writing but it might have been nicer to focus on a coup!e of storylines not six or more.
June 24, 2018
MS. Young you brought this baby straight home👏👏🙌🙌🙌!!!
Well what can one expect from this author except the absolute best, the over 💯 percent of pure perfection. I took a while to grab this book, because I believe that Sidra is by far my best female heroine of this series behind Vivianne and I wanted to savor it when I started to read this story. Casey was more Avery speed I think than Sidra but what do I know (this is why I am not the author)😏
But on a serious note, this book was of epic proportion. Sidra's camp was the best crazy of them all, while Casey's was so badass and alpha, I do believe MS. Young you must have co-written the alpha book guideline.
It was also super nice to have all of the other favorite character showing up and added a little cameo for each of them, where us the reader went back into reminiscent about each of their stories.
MS. Young this series was the bomb and I can't wait for the "ties that bind series" as I know it will be great for how long we have been awaiting impatiently for on the finale!
Well what can one expect from this author except the absolute best, the over 💯 percent of pure perfection. I took a while to grab this book, because I believe that Sidra is by far my best female heroine of this series behind Vivianne and I wanted to savor it when I started to read this story. Casey was more Avery speed I think than Sidra but what do I know (this is why I am not the author)😏
But on a serious note, this book was of epic proportion. Sidra's camp was the best crazy of them all, while Casey's was so badass and alpha, I do believe MS. Young you must have co-written the alpha book guideline.
It was also super nice to have all of the other favorite character showing up and added a little cameo for each of them, where us the reader went back into reminiscent about each of their stories.
MS. Young this series was the bomb and I can't wait for the "ties that bind series" as I know it will be great for how long we have been awaiting impatiently for on the finale!
November 23, 2018
NOW THIS IS THE BOOK THAT I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR TO READ.
I Love, Love, Love Sidra and Casey story.
I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this book and begin reading it. I love the fact that Sidra is this awesome girl who will not bend to any males will. I love the fact that even thought her childhood was not daisy and roses, she will never forget where she came from. And that those who look down there nose at her did not phase her, or stop her from down what she needs to do.
I love the chemistry between the two, and that Casey really, really down love her. There is a lot of times in the book that I did not think they would last or be together. But Sidra is here for the long run, and so is Casey.
My heart really goes out for this couple, and everything that the bean though. I’m so happy that they get together, and now they can possibly heal each other wounds.
I Love, Love, Love Sidra and Casey story.
I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this book and begin reading it. I love the fact that Sidra is this awesome girl who will not bend to any males will. I love the fact that even thought her childhood was not daisy and roses, she will never forget where she came from. And that those who look down there nose at her did not phase her, or stop her from down what she needs to do.
I love the chemistry between the two, and that Casey really, really down love her. There is a lot of times in the book that I did not think they would last or be together. But Sidra is here for the long run, and so is Casey.
My heart really goes out for this couple, and everything that the bean though. I’m so happy that they get together, and now they can possibly heal each other wounds.
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February 17, 2021Just finished reading PERFECTLY IMPERFECT
by D. A. Young at 12:50 pm February 17 2021
So freaking GOOD! So many twist and turns I’m pretty sure I have whiplash lol ! I don’t know what to say without telling you all the whole book
Sidra to her Mom
“ When people show you who they are, you should always believe them; otherwise, you’re just disappointing yourself, Mom.”
Something we all need to hear and live by.
So I suggest you all read the series
The men of Whiskey Row
Start with book one so you can really understand and enjoy BOOK 4!
Okay so go READ THIS SERIES!!
As always xoxo-Queenfatfat
by D. A. Young at 12:50 pm February 17 2021
So freaking GOOD! So many twist and turns I’m pretty sure I have whiplash lol ! I don’t know what to say without telling you all the whole book
Sidra to her Mom
“ When people show you who they are, you should always believe them; otherwise, you’re just disappointing yourself, Mom.”
Something we all need to hear and live by.
So I suggest you all read the series
The men of Whiskey Row
Start with book one so you can really understand and enjoy BOOK 4!
Okay so go READ THIS SERIES!!
As always xoxo-Queenfatfat
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March 5, 2022It's review time 🎧
Blurb 📜:
Warning ⚠️: interracial romance, obsession, brothers, hot!
Narrator score🎧 ; both narrators are amazing I love them both so much they did great especially Sean with his accent 😍😍😍
Level of steam🔥: all the books are very hot. This whole series is extremely hot.
Level of anxiety and sadness 😱😢: you have some drama in each book but I don't think it is too much... it is good though so I enjoyed it.
The book itself📖: this series is great. I love it . Each character was different and sweet in its own way. The stories where good and interesting which I loved.
Blurb 📜:
Warning ⚠️: interracial romance, obsession, brothers, hot!
Narrator score🎧 ; both narrators are amazing I love them both so much they did great especially Sean with his accent 😍😍😍
Level of steam🔥: all the books are very hot. This whole series is extremely hot.
Level of anxiety and sadness 😱😢: you have some drama in each book but I don't think it is too much... it is good though so I enjoyed it.
The book itself📖: this series is great. I love it . Each character was different and sweet in its own way. The stories where good and interesting which I loved.
July 31, 2017
Things are a bit busy in three cities
I was put off by the forceful reconciliation in the first book. Spousal rape is ugly and having witnessed his mother's abuse I was surprised It was part of Jack & Noelle story. Bodice ripping is not sexy. Now this bunch of crazies had the more tame storyline. I have downloaded Alexei & Vivianne story and hope it concludes the family's history of bad decision. I know the author will not be writing Dom a story.
I was put off by the forceful reconciliation in the first book. Spousal rape is ugly and having witnessed his mother's abuse I was surprised It was part of Jack & Noelle story. Bodice ripping is not sexy. Now this bunch of crazies had the more tame storyline. I have downloaded Alexei & Vivianne story and hope it concludes the family's history of bad decision. I know the author will not be writing Dom a story.
September 11, 2017
Wow!
I enjoyed reading Sidra and Casey's story. There was a lot going on in this story. Sidra had a rough, crazy childhood. Her father Nero really didn't care about anyone other than himself. I was confused about some parts of this story but I won't spoil it by discussing it for the ones who haven't read this book yet. But I am glad Sidra and Casey finally have their happy ending!
I enjoyed reading Sidra and Casey's story. There was a lot going on in this story. Sidra had a rough, crazy childhood. Her father Nero really didn't care about anyone other than himself. I was confused about some parts of this story but I won't spoil it by discussing it for the ones who haven't read this book yet. But I am glad Sidra and Casey finally have their happy ending!
March 9, 2018
Mind blowing
I came across this series by chance and almost passed it by but decided to give it a chance. I am SO glad I did. Out of the previous books I have to say this one tugged at my heart he most. The raw passion and love Sid and Casey had was phenomenal. They were both hot heads with issues but with the support of those around them and each other they prevailed. The banter between the characters is hilarious and the drama is plenty.
I came across this series by chance and almost passed it by but decided to give it a chance. I am SO glad I did. Out of the previous books I have to say this one tugged at my heart he most. The raw passion and love Sid and Casey had was phenomenal. They were both hot heads with issues but with the support of those around them and each other they prevailed. The banter between the characters is hilarious and the drama is plenty.
June 29, 2018
A heart felt ramance
I love D, a, young novels of the men of Whiskey Row. I read book 1 ,2,3,4, I just love Casey and sides a little more than the others characters because their been through so much more in their life the others. They were hurting and they found each other. They are funny together. They were made for each other. Their sex in the bedroom was hot and exciting and do not let me forget so dirty and I love it .
I love D, a, young novels of the men of Whiskey Row. I read book 1 ,2,3,4, I just love Casey and sides a little more than the others characters because their been through so much more in their life the others. They were hurting and they found each other. They are funny together. They were made for each other. Their sex in the bedroom was hot and exciting and do not let me forget so dirty and I love it .
July 10, 2018
This series is seriously delicious. I mean, it's just getting more juicy as we go on. This book primarily focuses on Sidra and Casey's relationship and we get so much detail on their lives and why they are the way they are. There's a lot of bombs dropped in this book. More so than the previous novels and we get more action and adventure in this one as well. Also, cherry on top is that Sidra and Casey have the hottest love scenes ever. By far my favorite! So explosive. I mean, hold on to your seats while you read this page turner. I'm enjoying myself thoroughly!
April 18, 2020
Love the Row!
Thanks to the author for penning a totally awesome series. The story was well written and left me wanting more. I look forward to reading the last book available and to future volumes. I was honestly skeptical about how the story would be for Casey and Sidra but was excited throughout the read. The side stories were perfect as the stories are about family! Thank you!
Thanks to the author for penning a totally awesome series. The story was well written and left me wanting more. I look forward to reading the last book available and to future volumes. I was honestly skeptical about how the story would be for Casey and Sidra but was excited throughout the read. The side stories were perfect as the stories are about family! Thank you!
December 3, 2024
Sidra is a spitfire that at times can make situations difficult. Casey is a man that is determined to get what he wants. The drama with her half sister & biological father was off the chain. The author did an excellent job of hiding other secrets in the book as well. They storyline is taking turns that I never expected so that and the narrators are making it really hard to stop listening. This book was great!
October 3, 2017
So far, I think this chapter in the series is my favorite!!! There were so many funny parts and interesting points, that I had to highlight them!! I once thought that Jack was my favorite brother, but I think that Casey took his place!!! Loving the way he has the right amount of being in control and out of control!! You have to read it for yourself to see where I'm coming from.
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