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Hell's Rebels' MC #2
Their Saint
Her past shaped her, but three rough and ready bikers will completely transform her future.
Amaryllis wasn't born into the MC life, but she was raised a Princess of the Hell's Rebels, just like her momma. She was born to be its Queen, until one day, an enemy came and ripped her world apart.
Ever since, she's been scrambling for normalcy, and her only haven are three boys... Three boys who protect her, who defend her, who love her.
Without them, she's vulnerable.
With them, she's unstoppable.
But now she's all 'growed' up, it's time for her to become more than THEIR FRIEND. More than THEIR SAINT.
It's time she became THEIR WOMAN.
But biker brothers don't like sharing their toys, and Ama has a fight on her hands. Will she win? Or will their arrogant obstinacy destroy any chance they have at a happy future?
Find out in this, BOOK TWO, the final in the complete Hell's Rebels' MC series.
This book may contain scenes of a disturbing nature to sensitive readers.
285 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 27, 2019
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Serena Akeroyd
154 books6,233 followersUSA Today and International Best Selling Author Serena Akeroyd aka G. A. Mazurke is most known for her mafia and MC series set in the Five Points Mob Universe.
Avid reader of all things romance, she first started her career as a why choose author in both contemporary and paranormal.
She eventually made her way to MF romance where she found her groove with the O’Donnelly brothers, the Satan Sinners and most recently the Valentini Family.
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Avid reader of all things romance, she first started her career as a why choose author in both contemporary and paranormal.
She eventually made her way to MF romance where she found her groove with the O’Donnelly brothers, the Satan Sinners and most recently the Valentini Family.
In her back list you can find some MM, MF, MFM and Why Choose romances. HEA guaranteed!
When not writing Serena is either reading, traveling or coloring.
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February 24, 2020
Book 2!
Wooo those men!! I won’t write a super long review like I did for the first book. This is the second book of the Reverse Harem MC duet. Definitely read them both, in order. Serena’s writing was still on point, the men were hot, the sex was hotter and Ama was innocence and hellfire rolled into one. I really enjoyed this book, but I have to admit that I feel like there wasn’t much of anything going on really. Of course, there was stuff happening, but because of the first book I think I expected more? The book wasn’t bad by any means, I just expected some SH*T to go down, and it was all pretty mild. Besides that, I still loved this duet and definitely recommend it!! I would like to see how her little brothers turn out when they grow up!
Wooo those men!! I won’t write a super long review like I did for the first book. This is the second book of the Reverse Harem MC duet. Definitely read them both, in order. Serena’s writing was still on point, the men were hot, the sex was hotter and Ama was innocence and hellfire rolled into one. I really enjoyed this book, but I have to admit that I feel like there wasn’t much of anything going on really. Of course, there was stuff happening, but because of the first book I think I expected more? The book wasn’t bad by any means, I just expected some SH*T to go down, and it was all pretty mild. Besides that, I still loved this duet and definitely recommend it!! I would like to see how her little brothers turn out when they grow up!
September 4, 2019
I really liked this book. It gave me everything that I felt was missing in the first book and perfected everything that I already loved. It met all of my expectations and more.
This was a quick and great duology and I highly enjoyed my read of it. I am so excited for anywhere this author decides to go next!
This was a quick and great duology and I highly enjoyed my read of it. I am so excited for anywhere this author decides to go next!
September 4, 2019
Love!
This was everything I thought it would be and more! There's great and surprises, always are in this author's books. So much going on, but not too much, that you don't want to put it down until you get to the end. When you do you're asking when will we get to visit with the MC again.
This was everything I thought it would be and more! There's great and surprises, always are in this author's books. So much going on, but not too much, that you don't want to put it down until you get to the end. When you do you're asking when will we get to visit with the MC again.
October 3, 2019
This was okay. I'm a huge fan of Serena Akeroyd, but I wasn't a fan of this. I think I prefer it when she has a whole series to flesh out our characters instead of a singular book.
May 13, 2020
Sin & Sass! So good!
The story of Amaryllis is her guys is so endearing and sexy and ... everything. I loved it! Serena Akeroyd is so freakin’ talented. It’s amazing how clearly you can hear the characters voices and it’s all due to her incredible writing.
Amaryllis, daughter of Lucie Steeler and her five MC hunks. She suffered a trauma that’s left her a little different from others. Most think she’s broken. Even her. But not her saviors - the guys who’ve loved and been in love with her for some time - Ink, Keys, and Saint. Amid the backdrop of MC drama, we watch Ama make a claim on her guys in a beautiful, raw, and exquisite way.
Ama’s unique way of looking at life and love will captivate and ensnare you. The men that love her are the perfect mixture of sweet and sexy and dangerous. This was such a great book. You won’t be disappointed!
The story of Amaryllis is her guys is so endearing and sexy and ... everything. I loved it! Serena Akeroyd is so freakin’ talented. It’s amazing how clearly you can hear the characters voices and it’s all due to her incredible writing.
Amaryllis, daughter of Lucie Steeler and her five MC hunks. She suffered a trauma that’s left her a little different from others. Most think she’s broken. Even her. But not her saviors - the guys who’ve loved and been in love with her for some time - Ink, Keys, and Saint. Amid the backdrop of MC drama, we watch Ama make a claim on her guys in a beautiful, raw, and exquisite way.
Ama’s unique way of looking at life and love will captivate and ensnare you. The men that love her are the perfect mixture of sweet and sexy and dangerous. This was such a great book. You won’t be disappointed!
May 10, 2024
‘These three epitomized everything that was brave and loyal.’
Ama (age 18) suffers from PTSD. Her trauma from being kidnapped weighs on her.
Saint (age 24) and Keys (age 18) are her best friends in her parent’s MC club.
Ink (age 37) is the Club Secretary and person who rescued her on that horrible day.
Ama’s love is pure and her need for all 3 guys leads to a sweet love story.
It was really nice to get a 2nd gen story from Mom to daughter. It almost felt like going backwards as we never saw Lucie with her guys when they first got together and now we see it in Ama.
I always like an innocent h where Ama is a virgin and had some nice spicy scenes.
Loved seeing Lucie living her HEA with her guys and her little boys ❤️
Ama (age 18) suffers from PTSD. Her trauma from being kidnapped weighs on her.
Saint (age 24) and Keys (age 18) are her best friends in her parent’s MC club.
Ink (age 37) is the Club Secretary and person who rescued her on that horrible day.
Ama’s love is pure and her need for all 3 guys leads to a sweet love story.
It was really nice to get a 2nd gen story from Mom to daughter. It almost felt like going backwards as we never saw Lucie with her guys when they first got together and now we see it in Ama.
I always like an innocent h where Ama is a virgin and had some nice spicy scenes.
Loved seeing Lucie living her HEA with her guys and her little boys ❤️
May 8, 2020
The follow up to Their Sinner was everything I wanted and more.
In the first two chapters, I had my heart broken by past events #nospoilers and was preparing myself for a story that would make me need to run to the shops to buy more tissues.
Ama and her boys are everything to me. How they pull together to not only fix themselves but each other us the one if the things I love most about Their Saint.
Hell's Rebels MC is a must-read for any fan of MC who needs more than one alpha male to keep them warm at night.
In the first two chapters, I had my heart broken by past events #nospoilers and was preparing myself for a story that would make me need to run to the shops to buy more tissues.
Ama and her boys are everything to me. How they pull together to not only fix themselves but each other us the one if the things I love most about Their Saint.
Hell's Rebels MC is a must-read for any fan of MC who needs more than one alpha male to keep them warm at night.
May 16, 2020
What can I say!!! I've had a Hell's Rebels MC day....started off with Their Sinner which I loved and finished off the day with Their Saint...yet another brilliant book that I just couldn't put down. Following on from the first book and getting more deeper into the MC, Ama's story is without doubt full of emotion both sadness and happiness but she has a strength I don't think even she knew she had. Fantastically written but dam I want another one.....
April 12, 2020
Love it!
I do not know where she gets it from but every time I read a book from her its my new favorite! I love how Ama blossoms in this book. Her guys are amazing. To get the best results from reading this you should read their sinner first!
I do not know where she gets it from but every time I read a book from her its my new favorite! I love how Ama blossoms in this book. Her guys are amazing. To get the best results from reading this you should read their sinner first!
April 27, 2020
Family is all that matters!
Seeing the progression of this family was exciting. This book just reinforces that family isn’t always stronger by blood. Watching all of these characters grow into themselves and persevere was a pretty fun ride!
Seeing the progression of this family was exciting. This book just reinforces that family isn’t always stronger by blood. Watching all of these characters grow into themselves and persevere was a pretty fun ride!
July 4, 2020
3.5
Wish it actually included flashbacks of the h’s past; was written as if readers should have already known all the details. Timeline was also confusing (how old h was when kidnapping happened/how long she was gone for)
Wish it actually included flashbacks of the h’s past; was written as if readers should have already known all the details. Timeline was also confusing (how old h was when kidnapping happened/how long she was gone for)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 18, 2020
Loved it
May 19, 2020
Another great read from this author!
Another great read from this author. I Think I preferred this one to the first. I loved the dynamics better. Looking forward to more.
Another great read from this author. I Think I preferred this one to the first. I loved the dynamics better. Looking forward to more.
October 9, 2020
Fantastic as usual, well done again Serena xx
August 9, 2021
I enjoyed the book and love how her ghost daddy watches over her.
February 5, 2022
it’s alright 😐
March 21, 2022
Loved this book. Ama's story is awesome and the boys.
March 22, 2020
This book was amazing! I cannot say that enough! This is a RH MC Romance that kicks ass and has a HEA! The FMC is broken, but claims the pieces that make her whole again! The characters and storyline are phenomenal and the writing is superb! And if you are looking for sex, look no further. This duet is a definite must read!
March 22, 2020
This book was amazing! I cannot say that enough! This is a RH MC Romance that kicks ass and has a HEA! The FMC is broken, but claims the pieces that make her whole again! The characters and storyline are phenomenal and the writing is superb! And if you are looking for sex, look no further. This duet is a definite must read!
March 3, 2020
Second book in this duet and it didn’t disappoint! Ama is sweet but has a fiesta streak just like her momma. She’s in love with 3 men and they are FINE. Ink is older but her savior. Saint and keys are her best friends she’s known her whole life since moving to the compound. And they’ll do anything to make Ama happy! The drama is low. Except for the drama right at the beginning which makes this book a sweet and steamy read. I loved these 4 maybe even more than Ama’s parents! Would 100% recommend this duet to anyone who loves MC’s and RH!
August 22, 2021
Absolutely amazing story! The characters and the world that was built had me sucked in from the beginning. Definitely don't hesitate to dive in and read the story of Amaryllis and her men.
September 3, 2019
A great continuation into the world of the Hell’s Rebel’s MC
This book follows Ama, now all grown up from where we left her in Their Sinner, and the beginning of her relationship with Ink, Saint and Keys. They’ve known each other for years at this point and love is established by all, though it’s not yet been voiced.
Due to her past Ama suffers from PTSD and whilst there are revelations from other characters who realise that they underestimate her and ‘baby’ her it’s not to the extent that it drives you mad. Ama is just as strong as her mum, her strength isn’t as obvious at first glance as it is with Lucie, but once again we’ve got a kick-ass heroine who is capable of fighting for what she wants, whilst she fights her own demons. Ink, Saint and Keys were all great in their own way and I really liked the one-to-one moments Ama had with them all.
2 reasons why I loved this duet? (1) I love the contrast between the two RHs of Their Sinner and Their Saint. One RH already established so deeply in the characters that whilst it’s starting again it isn’t the beginning and this one here, just starting out, with characters that are not quite sure if this is something, they are willing to dive into. (2) As this story follows the daughter of the 1st book we see Lucie and her men years later, and can find out more about their relationship and how it has continued, something that I’ve not often seen in book such as these.
Favourite quote; ‘Our life ain’t always simple, so when you find something pure like her? You grab onto it with both hands”
I loved this more so than the story of Lucie, Dagger, Axe, Flame & Wolfe. Serena Akeroyd any chance we will get the story of Ama’s brothers?
This book follows Ama, now all grown up from where we left her in Their Sinner, and the beginning of her relationship with Ink, Saint and Keys. They’ve known each other for years at this point and love is established by all, though it’s not yet been voiced.
Due to her past Ama suffers from PTSD and whilst there are revelations from other characters who realise that they underestimate her and ‘baby’ her it’s not to the extent that it drives you mad. Ama is just as strong as her mum, her strength isn’t as obvious at first glance as it is with Lucie, but once again we’ve got a kick-ass heroine who is capable of fighting for what she wants, whilst she fights her own demons. Ink, Saint and Keys were all great in their own way and I really liked the one-to-one moments Ama had with them all.
2 reasons why I loved this duet? (1) I love the contrast between the two RHs of Their Sinner and Their Saint. One RH already established so deeply in the characters that whilst it’s starting again it isn’t the beginning and this one here, just starting out, with characters that are not quite sure if this is something, they are willing to dive into. (2) As this story follows the daughter of the 1st book we see Lucie and her men years later, and can find out more about their relationship and how it has continued, something that I’ve not often seen in book such as these.
Favourite quote; ‘Our life ain’t always simple, so when you find something pure like her? You grab onto it with both hands”
I loved this more so than the story of Lucie, Dagger, Axe, Flame & Wolfe. Serena Akeroyd any chance we will get the story of Ama’s brothers?
March 25, 2022
Author's Note: The Hell's Rebels' MC Collection consists of titles that were originally published as Their Sinner and Their Saint. You can now enjoy both mother and daughter’s books in one book: All Sinner No Saint: A Why Choose, Dark, MC Romance.
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September 12, 2019
A Sinning Saint
“Women like Ama and her momma are supernovas. Wherever they touch, they cause a reaction. They’re not simple people. They’re chaos bound.”
This book, man... I tell you what. I was riding high off the emotion from Lucie and her men in Their Sinner, and the feels just kept rolling in even in the first couple of pages of Their Saint. I knew I was in for one heck of a ride and I wasn’t let down.
First thing first, Ama is NOT her momma. She shares similar traits, but is more covert about them, keeps them hidden. Except, of course, from her men—Ink, Saint, and Keys. After going through a severely traumatic event at 12, Ama is still dealing with the mental fallout. Don’t you dare discredit her though, she’s tougher than everyone else. She has some issues though, and her guys? They love her not in spite of her perseverance, but because of it.
“Ama was fragile, but it was the fragility of a poppy. Sure, it swayed in the breeze, its delicate leaves fluttering and being torn by its environment, but it appeared year after year. It was hardy, made of tough stock, and that was Ama.”
This book deals with more emotions than action and drama compared to Their Sinner, but I loved it almost more so. Just like her with her momma and her daddies, Ama’s men each call to her differently and soothe different pieces of her soul. I loved the love the each grow to have with one another and I loved watching it flourish.
This duet is so different than your typical RH and MC tropes call for, but they still have a lot of the based foundations. Serena Akeroyd, doing what she does best, knocks this duet out of the park. I do feel satisfied leaving this world, but that isn’t to say I wouldn’t mind revisiting it to see Matty and Seamus, though. We’ll see what happens!
“Women like Ama and her momma are supernovas. Wherever they touch, they cause a reaction. They’re not simple people. They’re chaos bound.”
This book, man... I tell you what. I was riding high off the emotion from Lucie and her men in Their Sinner, and the feels just kept rolling in even in the first couple of pages of Their Saint. I knew I was in for one heck of a ride and I wasn’t let down.
First thing first, Ama is NOT her momma. She shares similar traits, but is more covert about them, keeps them hidden. Except, of course, from her men—Ink, Saint, and Keys. After going through a severely traumatic event at 12, Ama is still dealing with the mental fallout. Don’t you dare discredit her though, she’s tougher than everyone else. She has some issues though, and her guys? They love her not in spite of her perseverance, but because of it.
“Ama was fragile, but it was the fragility of a poppy. Sure, it swayed in the breeze, its delicate leaves fluttering and being torn by its environment, but it appeared year after year. It was hardy, made of tough stock, and that was Ama.”
This book deals with more emotions than action and drama compared to Their Sinner, but I loved it almost more so. Just like her with her momma and her daddies, Ama’s men each call to her differently and soothe different pieces of her soul. I loved the love the each grow to have with one another and I loved watching it flourish.
This duet is so different than your typical RH and MC tropes call for, but they still have a lot of the based foundations. Serena Akeroyd, doing what she does best, knocks this duet out of the park. I do feel satisfied leaving this world, but that isn’t to say I wouldn’t mind revisiting it to see Matty and Seamus, though. We’ll see what happens!
November 13, 2019
I didn't thought I will actually read this book ,seeing how dissapointed I was about first installment,but I surprised myself.
My biggest problem with this book was page fillers that are making up 80% of this novel. For me those are chapters that are related to the story but in no way propel it forward,don't help filling out characters or are in any way helpful for the story itself. And story itself is basically nonexistent. There is no buildup, no worldbuilding, no culmination or even ending to this novel. Approximately last third of the book is just really long,unnecessary epilogue where nothing happens and that gives no conclusion.
For a book based in crime brotherhood there is zero crime happening. For a love story it happens with tidbits of history retelling and couple of pages devoted for Ama getting her men. For an erotical aspect it is not successful as well except for two descriptions. And I, as a reader, am left confused what kind of book it was supposed to be? How to classify a book that tells story of nothing?
The writing language is not too bad-reads easily enough. I would just hope that for future books author would actually lay out a plan to follow-what is supposed to happen, how will characters impact each other and story itself,get a sense that book needs a culmination ,you know-basic things like that....
My biggest problem with this book was page fillers that are making up 80% of this novel. For me those are chapters that are related to the story but in no way propel it forward,don't help filling out characters or are in any way helpful for the story itself. And story itself is basically nonexistent. There is no buildup, no worldbuilding, no culmination or even ending to this novel. Approximately last third of the book is just really long,unnecessary epilogue where nothing happens and that gives no conclusion.
For a book based in crime brotherhood there is zero crime happening. For a love story it happens with tidbits of history retelling and couple of pages devoted for Ama getting her men. For an erotical aspect it is not successful as well except for two descriptions. And I, as a reader, am left confused what kind of book it was supposed to be? How to classify a book that tells story of nothing?
The writing language is not too bad-reads easily enough. I would just hope that for future books author would actually lay out a plan to follow-what is supposed to happen, how will characters impact each other and story itself,get a sense that book needs a culmination ,you know-basic things like that....
May 14, 2020
The rise of a Queen!
This duet is unlike anything I have read in the MC or RH genres and I love every word! In Their Sinner we are introduced to a BA heroine, Lucie Steeler, and her equally BA men all of whom are part of the council of the Hell's Rebels MC. At the end of part one we were hit with every parents worst nightmare.
And those nightmares don't end there. Six years later and Amaryllis is grown up and dealing with the trauma of her past. Her saving grace are 3 rough bikers who have been her friends, her protectors, and her sanity. But now she wants more.
Like mother like daughter, Amaryllis isn't going to take no for an answer. MC men don't like to share their women but Ama is out to prove them wrong. Will Ink, Keys and Saint be able to give Ama what she needs and wants?
Serena takes RH to another level and uses the MC to do it. Rarely have I gotten to see what happens next in an RH story, except what my imagination creates! It's not all sunshine and roses. It's a hard fought life to live and then she throws in the twists of an MC and boy are there more twists in this second part. But with all the twists come love and lots of it! Well played.
I highly recommend this duet and really hope she plans to take this farther in the future ;)
This duet is unlike anything I have read in the MC or RH genres and I love every word! In Their Sinner we are introduced to a BA heroine, Lucie Steeler, and her equally BA men all of whom are part of the council of the Hell's Rebels MC. At the end of part one we were hit with every parents worst nightmare.
And those nightmares don't end there. Six years later and Amaryllis is grown up and dealing with the trauma of her past. Her saving grace are 3 rough bikers who have been her friends, her protectors, and her sanity. But now she wants more.
Like mother like daughter, Amaryllis isn't going to take no for an answer. MC men don't like to share their women but Ama is out to prove them wrong. Will Ink, Keys and Saint be able to give Ama what she needs and wants?
Serena takes RH to another level and uses the MC to do it. Rarely have I gotten to see what happens next in an RH story, except what my imagination creates! It's not all sunshine and roses. It's a hard fought life to live and then she throws in the twists of an MC and boy are there more twists in this second part. But with all the twists come love and lots of it! Well played.
I highly recommend this duet and really hope she plans to take this farther in the future ;)
August 31, 2019
A hot older biker 🤤 what more could a girl want!
I thoroughly enjoyed this story about Ama; she is the daughter of Lucie who is the FMC is Their Sinner.
I actually think I enjoyed Their Saint more than Their Sinner and I believe that is because this book actually felt like it was finished. The story was really good. I love how there was no wishy washing-ness with the characters relationships, Ama knew what she wanted, her guys weren't afraid to express their feelings and Ama dad's and her mumma were fully excepting of their relationship. I liked that their relationship is not drama filled.
Ama's growth is this book is really well written as well. It's subtle but also inspiring.
I really enjoyed the connection that Ama and her guys have. Ink is my man - seriously, the way he was described is everything I want lol. I also liked the playfulness of Saint and Keys as well.
I would have liked to see more of Lucie and her guys story, because a few things in this book for me, would have been better enjoyed, if I had read about them in the previous book - I just really feel that Lucie and her guys story isn't finished.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story about Ama; she is the daughter of Lucie who is the FMC is Their Sinner.
I actually think I enjoyed Their Saint more than Their Sinner and I believe that is because this book actually felt like it was finished. The story was really good. I love how there was no wishy washing-ness with the characters relationships, Ama knew what she wanted, her guys weren't afraid to express their feelings and Ama dad's and her mumma were fully excepting of their relationship. I liked that their relationship is not drama filled.
Ama's growth is this book is really well written as well. It's subtle but also inspiring.
I really enjoyed the connection that Ama and her guys have. Ink is my man - seriously, the way he was described is everything I want lol. I also liked the playfulness of Saint and Keys as well.
I would have liked to see more of Lucie and her guys story, because a few things in this book for me, would have been better enjoyed, if I had read about them in the previous book - I just really feel that Lucie and her guys story isn't finished.
January 18, 2022
First things first; I love the cover of this book!
Their saint is the second book in the ‘’hells rebels MC’’ series.
I devoured this book in one sitting and was satisfied throughout. I found the writing style easy to follow, the characters likeable and the storyline entertaining. This story is Amaryllis’s story who is the daughter of Lucie (from their sinner). Amaryllis is still battling nightmares from what she went through at the age of twelve. She is also in love with three bikers. With her being the daughter of the president, will she get her men?
The chemistry between Amaryllis, Ink, Keys and Saint is clear to see.
I loved how feisty and kickass Amaryllis is when needed. That temper!. She is definitely a deadly combination of all of her parents (Lucie, Wolfe, Axe, Flame, Dagger and Ryan)
I really couldn’t stand Kenzie. That being said, I did feel sorry for Keys and his hurt over his family situation.
I liked the ending and the epilogue for this story.
The storyline for this book is easy to follow and it is an enjoyable read.
Their saint is the second book in the ‘’hells rebels MC’’ series.
I devoured this book in one sitting and was satisfied throughout. I found the writing style easy to follow, the characters likeable and the storyline entertaining. This story is Amaryllis’s story who is the daughter of Lucie (from their sinner). Amaryllis is still battling nightmares from what she went through at the age of twelve. She is also in love with three bikers. With her being the daughter of the president, will she get her men?
The chemistry between Amaryllis, Ink, Keys and Saint is clear to see.
I loved how feisty and kickass Amaryllis is when needed. That temper!. She is definitely a deadly combination of all of her parents (Lucie, Wolfe, Axe, Flame, Dagger and Ryan)
I really couldn’t stand Kenzie. That being said, I did feel sorry for Keys and his hurt over his family situation.
I liked the ending and the epilogue for this story.
The storyline for this book is easy to follow and it is an enjoyable read.
October 2, 2019
Book 2
Another good read with probably the same hang ups as last book: the same anticlimactic scenarios and down playing some big plot twists/reveals. My other hang up was how old the one guy was. I mean i still was interested in finishing the book, but I felt like I had to brainwash myself into thinking Ink was younger... 37 to her newly 18... idk maybe just make her in her twenties or make him like 30... I mean he’s known her since she was 5 and he saved her life when she was 12.... then she was 16 and sneaking in his room because she was having nightmares and bc he saved her she felt safe sleeping next to him and he was ok with that 🧐?... idk, I had to mentally tell myself he was younger so I didn’t feel like this was gross and crossing the line into pedophilia. This was my biggest hang up.otherwise there were a few other dumb things but not enough that I remember.
Another good read with probably the same hang ups as last book: the same anticlimactic scenarios and down playing some big plot twists/reveals. My other hang up was how old the one guy was. I mean i still was interested in finishing the book, but I felt like I had to brainwash myself into thinking Ink was younger... 37 to her newly 18... idk maybe just make her in her twenties or make him like 30... I mean he’s known her since she was 5 and he saved her life when she was 12.... then she was 16 and sneaking in his room because she was having nightmares and bc he saved her she felt safe sleeping next to him and he was ok with that 🧐?... idk, I had to mentally tell myself he was younger so I didn’t feel like this was gross and crossing the line into pedophilia. This was my biggest hang up.otherwise there were a few other dumb things but not enough that I remember.
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