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Do secret societies really exist?
The Order of the Cronus does, and as an organization that has stood the test of time, it made a person question what exactly it took to make something like that happen.
Kincaid
Reputed to have the disposition of a deadly viper, Kincaid Black was no stranger to going after what she wanted, no matter who was stupid enough to try to stand in her way. Born into a family that didn’t know what it was like to fail, Kincaid had been raised to wield her intelligence, last name, and fists like the weapons that they were, and every strike was more lethal than the last.
With only one more year left at Hales University, all that Kincaid had to do was get through her senior year without exposing her deadly secret too soon. On a mission to destroy one of the most powerful organizations in the world, Kincaid’s lack of fear and the sheer force of her determination was a serious issue for The Order of the Cronus. After all, Kincaid’s reputation spoke for itself.
However, that was all before Fox Harrington came into the picture.
Fox
With his entire future ahead of him, Fox Harrington should have had no problems in his life. He was brilliant, gorgeous, wealthy, and powerful enough that people stayed out of his way. Raised to never cower, Fox wasn’t built to lose. He wasn’t built to turn away from a challenge, no matter how detrimental to his sanity the outcome might be. He was a Harrington, enough said.
Prepared to make the most of what made him a Harrington, Fox throws all caution to the win and goes toe-to-toe with Kincaid Black, of all people. When he finds out what she has planned for The Order of the Cronus, it changes everything that he ever thought he knew about her. With a fire burning deep in his soul, he is determined to get to the bottom of it all.
However, that was all before he found himself having to choose between sanity and love.
When secret societies really do exist…
Kincaid Black had been prepared and more than willing to go it alone, but when Fox Harrington comes crashing into her life, everything is no longer what it seems.
Fox Harrington had not been prepared for Kincaid Black, but when he realizes that she can’t be stopped or tamed, he’s faced with deciding which is the bigger sacrifice, her heart or his.
Together Kincaid and Fox find themselves consumed by a love so consuming and destructive that not everyone makes it out alive. However, everyone had also been warned.
This is not a standalone work. It is the fifth and final book in a continuous story that spans five books.
* This book contains violence, killing, adult language, adult situations, and explicit sexual encounters. If sensitive to any of the aforementioned issues, please do not purchase.
The Order of the Cronus does, and as an organization that has stood the test of time, it made a person question what exactly it took to make something like that happen.
Kincaid
Reputed to have the disposition of a deadly viper, Kincaid Black was no stranger to going after what she wanted, no matter who was stupid enough to try to stand in her way. Born into a family that didn’t know what it was like to fail, Kincaid had been raised to wield her intelligence, last name, and fists like the weapons that they were, and every strike was more lethal than the last.
With only one more year left at Hales University, all that Kincaid had to do was get through her senior year without exposing her deadly secret too soon. On a mission to destroy one of the most powerful organizations in the world, Kincaid’s lack of fear and the sheer force of her determination was a serious issue for The Order of the Cronus. After all, Kincaid’s reputation spoke for itself.
However, that was all before Fox Harrington came into the picture.
Fox
With his entire future ahead of him, Fox Harrington should have had no problems in his life. He was brilliant, gorgeous, wealthy, and powerful enough that people stayed out of his way. Raised to never cower, Fox wasn’t built to lose. He wasn’t built to turn away from a challenge, no matter how detrimental to his sanity the outcome might be. He was a Harrington, enough said.
Prepared to make the most of what made him a Harrington, Fox throws all caution to the win and goes toe-to-toe with Kincaid Black, of all people. When he finds out what she has planned for The Order of the Cronus, it changes everything that he ever thought he knew about her. With a fire burning deep in his soul, he is determined to get to the bottom of it all.
However, that was all before he found himself having to choose between sanity and love.
When secret societies really do exist…
Kincaid Black had been prepared and more than willing to go it alone, but when Fox Harrington comes crashing into her life, everything is no longer what it seems.
Fox Harrington had not been prepared for Kincaid Black, but when he realizes that she can’t be stopped or tamed, he’s faced with deciding which is the bigger sacrifice, her heart or his.
Together Kincaid and Fox find themselves consumed by a love so consuming and destructive that not everyone makes it out alive. However, everyone had also been warned.
This is not a standalone work. It is the fifth and final book in a continuous story that spans five books.
* This book contains violence, killing, adult language, adult situations, and explicit sexual encounters. If sensitive to any of the aforementioned issues, please do not purchase.
136 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 1, 2022
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M.E. Clayton
168 books643 followersThere's not much to add to my bio, I'm pretty boring...LOL. My favorite thing is to read and, last year, I decided to trade in some of those reading hours and try my hand at writing. The experience has been one of the best things I could have ever embarked upon. It's turned into a hobby that is fun and thoroughly enjoyable. When I'm not reading or writing, I'm spending time with my family or friends.
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March 9, 2022
2.5✯
°No cheating
°No OM drama
°No real OW drama
°Switching POVs
°Brief separation (both celibate)
°No intimate scenes with OP
°Epilogue: 8 years later
°No cheating
°No OM drama
°No real OW drama
°Switching POVs
°Brief separation (both celibate)
°No intimate scenes with OP
°Epilogue: 8 years later
February 12, 2022
I am giving a low rating on this story for one reason only. I was done with this couple by the time I got to this book. It is a typical intense relationship but I really didn’t feel the love or remorse of the FMC. While I liked her, I felt like she was manipulative. She was grooming Saxton to aid her plans and she conveniently ignored her parents feelings let alone the MMC’s.
I was interested in the mystery and I wanted more of the fallout to be on page, but it still wasn’t a mystery that you couldn’t see coming from book two. I wish this author would put more details in how she makes the villains pay then she does on all the gratuitous s e x that she does.
And it was too much s e x. I hate when I have to say that. A sentence or two would pass between the couple and then bam(!) they were banging. I was so bored with it that I’m complaining about it. This author also made all this s e x very blah. It was always “it hurts so much but it’s good”, ad nauseam. I was really just done with this couple.
Lastly, the order should have made her an honorary member in payment or to replace the life she and her family lost, the couple should have hyphenated their names to Black-Harrington (both of them!) to keep the family name alive, and the head Remington should have made at least one appearance, the only appearance he needed to make, to pay for his sins.
I liked but didn’t like this book. You be your own judge. Good luck.
I was interested in the mystery and I wanted more of the fallout to be on page, but it still wasn’t a mystery that you couldn’t see coming from book two. I wish this author would put more details in how she makes the villains pay then she does on all the gratuitous s e x that she does.
And it was too much s e x. I hate when I have to say that. A sentence or two would pass between the couple and then bam(!) they were banging. I was so bored with it that I’m complaining about it. This author also made all this s e x very blah. It was always “it hurts so much but it’s good”, ad nauseam. I was really just done with this couple.
Lastly, the order should have made her an honorary member in payment or to replace the life she and her family lost, the couple should have hyphenated their names to Black-Harrington (both of them!) to keep the family name alive, and the head Remington should have made at least one appearance, the only appearance he needed to make, to pay for his sins.
I liked but didn’t like this book. You be your own judge. Good luck.
July 13, 2022
Fantastic ending to a fantastic series.
November 30, 2023
This was a great final story!
I’m going to miss all of these couples. This was a two parter with the fourth and fifth book. The story is about Kincaid and Fox but everyone’s in it. This is a wild ride so be prepared! Wild and steamy too! The ending is perfect and I highly recommend this series and this story!
I’m going to miss all of these couples. This was a two parter with the fourth and fifth book. The story is about Kincaid and Fox but everyone’s in it. This is a wild ride so be prepared! Wild and steamy too! The ending is perfect and I highly recommend this series and this story!
August 13, 2022
Siren
Good start, slow in the middle, but an epic epilogue. Loved the first book, the second book was good, but the rest not so much. It was a great story but just too much filler in between that made the story drag.
Good start, slow in the middle, but an epic epilogue. Loved the first book, the second book was good, but the rest not so much. It was a great story but just too much filler in between that made the story drag.
December 14, 2025
KINCAID and FOX
Okay, I was honestly done with this couple in the first book and the second just extended it.
I've only read it to know the conclusion to the mystery.
The heroine is manipulating and selfish, even to the hero and her best friend, and they ate okay with it.
She saw nothing but red, single-minded lying focused on nothing her revenge, no matter the focus on her friends, family, or her man.
I think she is sort of bipolar, sort of crazy, and honestly a sociopath, she locks her feelings and compartmentalizes like a fiend.
And come on, the revenge was just murder, everyone knows it would have been so much more satisfying to make the guy pay forever with what he has done!...
I mean ruining his life would be so much more fun than just killing him
And this goes for all the bad guys!
I needed that satisfaction of knowing the guy paid for his behavior. He should have had his life taken away from him.
The end is okay... but the closure was no fun...
So much more could have been done...
Okay, I was honestly done with this couple in the first book and the second just extended it.
I've only read it to know the conclusion to the mystery.
The heroine is manipulating and selfish, even to the hero and her best friend, and they ate okay with it.
She saw nothing but red, single-minded lying focused on nothing her revenge, no matter the focus on her friends, family, or her man.
I think she is sort of bipolar, sort of crazy, and honestly a sociopath, she locks her feelings and compartmentalizes like a fiend.
And come on, the revenge was just murder, everyone knows it would have been so much more satisfying to make the guy pay forever with what he has done!...
I mean ruining his life would be so much more fun than just killing him
And this goes for all the bad guys!
I needed that satisfaction of knowing the guy paid for his behavior. He should have had his life taken away from him.
The end is okay... but the closure was no fun...
So much more could have been done...
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