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Living in the enemy camp presents new challenges…
Stretched to almost breaking point, Harlow Sweeting doesn’t find taking orders easy. But she must uphold the façade of compliance to get the information her crew need to take their opponent down.
They have to come out on top. If they don’t, she will lose the man she loves. He’s already in self-destruct mode and isn’t taking their separation easy.
One way or another, the battle has to end. With her allies help, Harlow has to put the pieces together before her man takes matters into his own hands.
If he does, there will be no going back.
Contains explicit language and imagery. Suitable only for ages 18 and over.
Stretched to almost breaking point, Harlow Sweeting doesn’t find taking orders easy. But she must uphold the façade of compliance to get the information her crew need to take their opponent down.
They have to come out on top. If they don’t, she will lose the man she loves. He’s already in self-destruct mode and isn’t taking their separation easy.
One way or another, the battle has to end. With her allies help, Harlow has to put the pieces together before her man takes matters into his own hands.
If he does, there will be no going back.
Contains explicit language and imagery. Suitable only for ages 18 and over.
360 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 12, 2019
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About the author
Scarlett Finn
92 books482 followersWriting has always been a big part of my life. Since I was a child I've known exactly where my passion lay.
No matter what's gone on in my life writing has been my touchstone. After all, we all need a place to escape to.
Reading is my idea of heaven. There's nothing I like more than to switch everything off, close the bedroom door, and curl up with a good book.
I have a feeling that's something all at Goodreads can identify with.
Thanks for taking the time with me today. Now do something for yourself, go and curl up in your own reading heaven.
No matter what's gone on in my life writing has been my touchstone. After all, we all need a place to escape to.
Reading is my idea of heaven. There's nothing I like more than to switch everything off, close the bedroom door, and curl up with a good book.
I have a feeling that's something all at Goodreads can identify with.
Thanks for taking the time with me today. Now do something for yourself, go and curl up in your own reading heaven.
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May 9, 2023
I really enjoyed the first book in this series, but I wish I'd stopped there. The first book tantalised. I expected cheeky. I thought the crew would go on some low level cons, play, have fun, banter and flirt. But that isn't what happened. Instead, we had four books of pointless melodrama and endless rehashing of events, in case we missed any of said melodrama. The only actual drama was ridiculously easily resolved. Two phrases sum up our protagonists:
"That guy and his damn dick."
"Oh, she doesn’t like women... She wants to be adored, the kind of adoration she gets from men, not women… We’re never enough." Ironically, this refers to Ophelia but it fits Harlow just as well.
They weren't fun. At all.
*
What follows, in no particular order, is a list of things that aggravated me because I need to get them off my chest. I absolutely understand if you don't read them!
- Harlow has no female friends. Her only male "friends" are guys who think she's hot. She doesn't even have any friends from school or college. There are a few people I know IRL who are like this and you know what? It's not surprising that they have no friends - they're all revolting.
- Ophelia being labelled as having two personality disorders, as apparent justification for her behaviour. 1) The ER doc, whose name escapes me, should not make diagnoses like that just from reading a few pages of notes. 2) If her brother knew she had issues, why wasn't he putting more effort into getting her help? Did he not share his suspicions about her murderous tendencies because of his own criminal dealings? If so, he can't have been that concerned. 3) No one uses the word "lunacy" any more. 4) Do you realise how damn offensive this is? Personality disorder ≠ dangerously violent and it's perpetuating stigma to imply that it does.
- Tautologies. So many fucking tautologies. Also some awkward thesaurus use, I'd say.
- Rehashing every goddamn thing. Including the most mundane.
- Harlow thinking she is now a criminal mastermind and the guys backing her up.
- Everyone in this series being so touchy feely all the time. Seriously, can you all stop stroking the faces/holding the hands/hugging/scratching the biceps etc of people you barely know? I just want to shout PERSONAL SPACE!
- Harlow's entire personality and all her conversation topics entering around her sex life. Like - seriously? You're having dinner with your parents. Can you just keep it in your pants for the love of god?
- The martyrdom. Virtually all of it unnecessary.
- Using a slave collar to reassure your partner that you won't leave. Also, no one else noticing said collar.
- Actually, just Harlow in general. Over and out.
"That guy and his damn dick."
"Oh, she doesn’t like women... She wants to be adored, the kind of adoration she gets from men, not women… We’re never enough." Ironically, this refers to Ophelia but it fits Harlow just as well.
They weren't fun. At all.
*
What follows, in no particular order, is a list of things that aggravated me because I need to get them off my chest. I absolutely understand if you don't read them!
- Harlow has no female friends. Her only male "friends" are guys who think she's hot. She doesn't even have any friends from school or college. There are a few people I know IRL who are like this and you know what? It's not surprising that they have no friends - they're all revolting.
- Ophelia being labelled as having two personality disorders, as apparent justification for her behaviour. 1) The ER doc, whose name escapes me, should not make diagnoses like that just from reading a few pages of notes. 2) If her brother knew she had issues, why wasn't he putting more effort into getting her help? Did he not share his suspicions about her murderous tendencies because of his own criminal dealings? If so, he can't have been that concerned. 3) No one uses the word "lunacy" any more. 4) Do you realise how damn offensive this is? Personality disorder ≠ dangerously violent and it's perpetuating stigma to imply that it does.
- Tautologies. So many fucking tautologies. Also some awkward thesaurus use, I'd say.
- Rehashing every goddamn thing. Including the most mundane.
- Harlow thinking she is now a criminal mastermind and the guys backing her up.
- Everyone in this series being so touchy feely all the time. Seriously, can you all stop stroking the faces/holding the hands/hugging/scratching the biceps etc of people you barely know? I just want to shout PERSONAL SPACE!
- Harlow's entire personality and all her conversation topics entering around her sex life. Like - seriously? You're having dinner with your parents. Can you just keep it in your pants for the love of god?
- The martyrdom. Virtually all of it unnecessary.
- Using a slave collar to reassure your partner that you won't leave. Also, no one else noticing said collar.
- Actually, just Harlow in general. Over and out.
November 19, 2019
No more teasing
The ending finally came. By saying that is because it seemed there was just a tease with every ending. Now Harlow and Ryske have their vindication of revenge of they lived through.
The ending finally came. By saying that is because it seemed there was just a tease with every ending. Now Harlow and Ryske have their vindication of revenge of they lived through.
December 6, 2019
So, I have been a fan of this author for this past year. I was recommended to her books by a social media friend. I had to get caught up in this series quick! Ryske has me wanting to just say,"I'll do whatever you want." Don't worry, there's more hot men in this series to choose from! Noon and Bale are just two other men who made me totally swoon! I can't get over Harlow's strength and motivation and resilience! This woman had me girl-crush since Book 1! Harlow, where do you get your strength? You just keep going and don't let anyone knock you down! I will miss you and the crew. Don't worrry, this is a series you can read over and over!
March 31, 2020
Ryske was worth it all
Finally! Harlow finally stops the "I love you but we can't be together" crap! The story as a whole kind of confused me on some things, but Ryske kept me reading. Harlow still bugged me but I was compelled to read each and every book because I needed Ryske to get his HEA. Especially with all of the crap Harlow put him through. Don't get me wrong-she was a strong and sassy heroine! I just didn't like her reasoning on a lot of things (pushing Ryske away constantly, being "okay" with him doing what needs to be done for his job, the OTT stuff regarding her love for Ryske). So, even though Harlow was far from my fav heroine, I absolutely loved Ryske and the crew and the story/suspense was entertaining.
Finally! Harlow finally stops the "I love you but we can't be together" crap! The story as a whole kind of confused me on some things, but Ryske kept me reading. Harlow still bugged me but I was compelled to read each and every book because I needed Ryske to get his HEA. Especially with all of the crap Harlow put him through. Don't get me wrong-she was a strong and sassy heroine! I just didn't like her reasoning on a lot of things (pushing Ryske away constantly, being "okay" with him doing what needs to be done for his job, the OTT stuff regarding her love for Ryske). So, even though Harlow was far from my fav heroine, I absolutely loved Ryske and the crew and the story/suspense was entertaining.
May 10, 2020
My only complaint about this series is that it's over!😭
Harlow (Trink) and Ryske (Crash) are amazing!!! As per usual, Scarlett Finn has given us a badass heroine. She adjusts, adapts, and doesn't let anything or anyone hurt her family!
For anyone who's felt the sting of betrayal, you'll appreciate the trust that these two learn to have for each other.
This series was thrilling, heartbreaking, love affirming, funny, and passionate!
I really really hope there will be more books for this series - like maybe about the rest of the Crew!?!? I want Dovers story to be written so badly! 🤞
P.s. if you liked this series (how can you not), then I HIGHLY recommended the Explicit Trilogy by Scarlett Finn. It's currently on Kindle Unlimited❤📖
Harlow (Trink) and Ryske (Crash) are amazing!!! As per usual, Scarlett Finn has given us a badass heroine. She adjusts, adapts, and doesn't let anything or anyone hurt her family!
For anyone who's felt the sting of betrayal, you'll appreciate the trust that these two learn to have for each other.
This series was thrilling, heartbreaking, love affirming, funny, and passionate!
I really really hope there will be more books for this series - like maybe about the rest of the Crew!?!? I want Dovers story to be written so badly! 🤞
P.s. if you liked this series (how can you not), then I HIGHLY recommended the Explicit Trilogy by Scarlett Finn. It's currently on Kindle Unlimited❤📖
December 14, 2019
I love this Crew!
I enjoyed this book, and the suspense of seeing what happens to Ryske, Harlow and the crew. Harlow is a strong characters. I love how she's a badass in her own way and loves and will protect the crew. Riske is sexy and smart, and will do anything for Harlow. I hope there are other books in the future on the crew, they are such loveable characters. This series is worth the read.
I enjoyed this book, and the suspense of seeing what happens to Ryske, Harlow and the crew. Harlow is a strong characters. I love how she's a badass in her own way and loves and will protect the crew. Riske is sexy and smart, and will do anything for Harlow. I hope there are other books in the future on the crew, they are such loveable characters. This series is worth the read.
December 6, 2019
Fantastic!
Ryske, Harlow, and the crew have to find a way to stop Ophelia as she continues her quest to make Ryske hers.
There’s plenty of nail biting, excitement, danger, and a brilliant twist that you don’t see coming. It’s a fantastic ending to a great series. I highly recommend it!
Ryske, Harlow, and the crew have to find a way to stop Ophelia as she continues her quest to make Ryske hers.
There’s plenty of nail biting, excitement, danger, and a brilliant twist that you don’t see coming. It’s a fantastic ending to a great series. I highly recommend it!
October 24, 2020
I loved this series! What a spectacular writer . I’m off to read the rest. Only reason I gave 4 stars was the ending was too abrupt. I wish she put an epilogue
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