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Three years ago, Carl Ragar turned on the mob. His conscience couldn’t handle the murder of an innocent bystander, and he had to turn his back on his mentor, Petroc “Pete” Barbu, a man he’d admired and lusted after. Pete made no apologies for his job as an enforcer, but he’d never planned to get him...
I decided to read this one because I had just finished reading the first 3 books in Charlie Cochet's series Thirds and I really liked them so I was at a bit of a loss as to what to read next. You know how it is when you read a book you really, really like and you want to keep reading but you're ...
A good book, but very dark due to the history of MCs and their present circumstances. The prison and murder themes, as well as moral question tied to them kept popping up until the very end, weighing the flow of the story, slowing it down. No BDSM, tho there was clearly a D/S relationship between...
Rating: 2.5 starsI think my expectations led to my downfall with this book.I think the tag of romantic suspense and thriller would not be my choice for Lines in the Sand. I was expecting gunfights and two men (who would be deeply in love with one another) on the run from the mafia or police. What I ...
This review was posted on:www.faceboook.com/slitsreadWhen I found this book…When I read the Serbian MAFIA, Serbian references in the first 2 %Seriously growing up I always has aspirations of being a Mafia man’s mistress… such is life that didn’t happen for me… because I grew up with a bunch of punk...
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