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Extended Remix = same story but more! Re-edited and expanded. Includes the short story Feisty Little Firecracker Heaven Sent gets a hell of new keyboardist with a name to match. Heller Witting is an amazing musician and proves to be key to a sound that the band was missing. With lavender hair and big violet eyes, he captivates Brent Rose from the start, and not just with his music. Brent knows better than to get involved with a member of the band. That just invites trouble and the last thing he wants is trouble for Heaven Sent. So he’ll just keep the attraction to himself. Doesn’t matter anyway. Hell couldn’t possibly want him. After all, Brent’s not gorgeous and flashy like the other members of the band. When Hell makes his interest in Brent all too obvious, Brent is unprepared and unable to stay away. Fine, if they just keep it at sex, everything will be all right.
222 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 1, 2020
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85 books977 followersJet is a writer of sexual fantasy with a firm belief that all men are at least partially gay, that vampires are just people with a liquid diet and shapeshifters live on every block.
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April 10, 2020
Really sloppy editing. The added scenes where so obvious since there was so much repetition and going back and forth. Things that were established in the new added scenes didn't impact the rest of the story and a lot of details fell through. (And the natzi jokes were cringeworthy...)
Example. Hell goes to the recording house in Italy sans makeup. 2 chapters later Brent says he has never seen Hell without makeup.
Other example. It's established in the new scenes that they have been working together for months but a chapter later they're talking like they barely know each other and ask things they should've already know, like education and Hell's musical upbringing.
Another. They call Hell cherub right away and decide he's an imp instead so start calling him that. In the next chapter they go back to calling him cherub. Halfway through the book Brent decides cherub is the wrong nickname for hell and tells everyone Hell is an imp.
Another example, Hell announces to everyone that they're together, in the next chapter Brent and hell sneak away secretly so the others won't suspect they're together and even comment's that he's unsure Hell wants to have smex with him.
This is littered throughout the book.
Regardless, I enjoyed more scenes with Hell and Brent. They're my favorite pair(since we really get to see their relationship and why they're into eachother) and they're the most entertaining ones (Hell is just too cute and the confidence that he dominates Brent is so wonderful to read)
Instead of the remix, I would have just preferred another book of Hell and Brent. Not necessarily with drama between them, but them together dealing with their life together as stars. Drama outwards not internal (I'm not counting the book where all of them are together in 1 convoluted story when Brent injures his hand. I mean a book with the two of them as main focus).
But I did enjoy going back to this amazing book and getting new scenes with my favorite characters of this series so 4 stars.
Example. Hell goes to the recording house in Italy sans makeup. 2 chapters later Brent says he has never seen Hell without makeup.
Other example. It's established in the new scenes that they have been working together for months but a chapter later they're talking like they barely know each other and ask things they should've already know, like education and Hell's musical upbringing.
Another. They call Hell cherub right away and decide he's an imp instead so start calling him that. In the next chapter they go back to calling him cherub. Halfway through the book Brent decides cherub is the wrong nickname for hell and tells everyone Hell is an imp.
Another example, Hell announces to everyone that they're together, in the next chapter Brent and hell sneak away secretly so the others won't suspect they're together and even comment's that he's unsure Hell wants to have smex with him.
This is littered throughout the book.
Regardless, I enjoyed more scenes with Hell and Brent. They're my favorite pair(since we really get to see their relationship and why they're into eachother) and they're the most entertaining ones (Hell is just too cute and the confidence that he dominates Brent is so wonderful to read)
Instead of the remix, I would have just preferred another book of Hell and Brent. Not necessarily with drama between them, but them together dealing with their life together as stars. Drama outwards not internal (I'm not counting the book where all of them are together in 1 convoluted story when Brent injures his hand. I mean a book with the two of them as main focus).
But I did enjoy going back to this amazing book and getting new scenes with my favorite characters of this series so 4 stars.
June 4, 2021
So, I think I’ve read this series 3 times now. And the extended version came out, so I decided to read it again.
I was hoping this time I might like Hell.
But, nope, I still despise him.
He’s manipulative, he’s selfish, he’s bossy, he causes all kinds of crap, especially at the end and almost screws everyone (when he basically promises he wouldn’t) because he didn’t get his way.
He pretty much constantly is accusing Brent of something that Brent tells him a million times isn’t true and almost ruins Luc and Reese’s relationship because of his selfish, obsessive jealousy.
It’s basically if things aren’t going to work to his timeline in exactly the way he wants them to, then he’s going to burn it all down and ruin it for everyone.
It’s ugly.
And aside from all the sex they constantly have, there is no relationship building. I can’t even see them together outside of sex.
So no, this one doesn’t work for me.
And at the the end, things are still unresolved. Or at least they feel unresolved. I mean, is Hell gonna pull these types of dramatics every time they disagree? And, he barely apologizes for the problems he caused everyone else in the band. It’s almost off-handed. And, you’re left with the feeling that Brent is taking ALL the responsibility for their problems when he was upfront from the very beginning. Yeah, he does fall “in love” (and it’s barely believable) with Hell, but he’s constantly pushed by everyone. It just feels like he was brow beaten into it instead of being allowed to come to the conclusion himself.
And, with someone with very low self esteem and anxiety issues, it just doesn’t sit right with me.
3 stars because I like the author and the writing isn’t bad. Just not the kind of characters I can appreciate. And, there are still quite a few typos and editing issues even though this is supposed to be re-edited and extended.
I was hoping this time I might like Hell.
But, nope, I still despise him.
He’s manipulative, he’s selfish, he’s bossy, he causes all kinds of crap, especially at the end and almost screws everyone (when he basically promises he wouldn’t) because he didn’t get his way.
He pretty much constantly is accusing Brent of something that Brent tells him a million times isn’t true and almost ruins Luc and Reese’s relationship because of his selfish, obsessive jealousy.
It’s basically if things aren’t going to work to his timeline in exactly the way he wants them to, then he’s going to burn it all down and ruin it for everyone.
It’s ugly.
And aside from all the sex they constantly have, there is no relationship building. I can’t even see them together outside of sex.
So no, this one doesn’t work for me.
And at the the end, things are still unresolved. Or at least they feel unresolved. I mean, is Hell gonna pull these types of dramatics every time they disagree? And, he barely apologizes for the problems he caused everyone else in the band. It’s almost off-handed. And, you’re left with the feeling that Brent is taking ALL the responsibility for their problems when he was upfront from the very beginning. Yeah, he does fall “in love” (and it’s barely believable) with Hell, but he’s constantly pushed by everyone. It just feels like he was brow beaten into it instead of being allowed to come to the conclusion himself.
And, with someone with very low self esteem and anxiety issues, it just doesn’t sit right with me.
3 stars because I like the author and the writing isn’t bad. Just not the kind of characters I can appreciate. And, there are still quite a few typos and editing issues even though this is supposed to be re-edited and extended.
June 20, 2020
Loved this the first time around but didn't remember anything about it so it was liking reading a new book! I don't know I loved it as much as I did back then but still enjoyed these boys. Hell was just the cutest, bossy little top. They had a bit of time getting it together but ended up all good. Fun series.
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