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146 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 25, 2019

What da f-ck did I just read?? (lol) I don't even know what to say. I legit think this one was my favorite of the series, but I still didn't like it. #SorryNotSorry It was basically a rehashing of a bunch of prior events. The Elite and task aspect was a blip. Again we had a bunch of pointless OW sex scenes. However, at least this one didn't force us into an underdeveloped romance because there is NO romance in this book at all. Kudos to the author for that because I personally think all the books thus far would have been a lot better without the romances. That aspect alone earned this one an extra star. Sebastian could have been a very intriguing character if the book was longer allowing for more development. As it stands, I was just left feeling "meh" about him. Last, we again end on a cliffhanger. If I wasn't holding out for K's book I would probably call it a day at this point because so far this series has been super disappointing to me. Oh well, onwards...
"He's super sweet, but I get this Ted Bundy feeling around him, you know?"





Seeing someone with something better than me boils my blood. I will not rest until I’ve shown I’m more commendable. That people admire me.
My dick is throbbing, and my balls ache. Fuck, there’s something about that innocence I want to set on fire and dance in.










4.5★★★★Stars
Genre:
Romantic Suspense
Type:
Book 4 of 7 from The Elite Seven series
POV:
First Person – Male
❝ Envy is the art of taking on another's blessing instead of your own.❞

❝ It's funny how people think that unknown evils lurk at night, but it's the ones that blend in during the light of day you should really be worried about. Me. ❞
❝ I was a rough kid trying to handle a fairy he only heard about in storybooks. The realization that I could be happy was blinding. ❞
...This was a F(BR) with War...


“To feel things as deeply and personal as I do is a curse.”
“It’s funny how people think that unknown evils lurk at night, but it’s the ones that blend in during the light of day you should really be worried about.”
“Once upon a time, an angel fell in love with a devil—it ended in chaos.”









