Omg could these be any better ? I keep saying that and they keep getting better so I guess so, it makes me want to ditch my next  planned book to read the next in this series. Kate is following a family crime drama that has so many twists she was baffled. She hates being baffled. Luckily Jim just happens to be in town doing his legal duty and is there to help her through it all. Yup he's a firm support to Kate. 

Kate and Jim, well that's a fun one to watch. Jim is so silly thinking he can overtake Kate and lay down the law. The poor guy is struggling against the tidal wave that is Kate with only an innertube.

I can not wait to continue the series

Poor Jim he's hooked deep and fighting it, but like the best of fishes he's not getting away. LOL

This book is aggressively misogynistic from the first sentence. (May be an exaggeration but not much). It seems to be told from the Hero's point of view, but in all honesty, I couldn't read past 5% so I don't know. I like alpha males, but not a-holes. From the intro, it seemed I was in for the latter. I barely met the heroine, but it didn't matter. Because the first pages were filled with "how are we going to save your marriages because your husbands are cheating or about to because you are terrible at sex," it lost all appeal. Look, I know the blurb probably made this a book that wasn't likely to achieve its aim. However, as a reader, I feel like there's a way it could've worked-been empowering and so on. I put this down with barely any hesitation

The author seemed worth trying again, but the male POV and storyline were pretty terrible for me for this one.

TAINT (The SNAP Trilogy #2) - Tara Dawn I received this book for an honest review.
I'm emotionally exhausted from reading this it, I'm going to read a light romance next to feel clean again.
This story continues on from Snap. Phil is one sick obsessed freak and Hazel is his obsession.
SNAP is the drug this twisted tale is centered around, the dark evil work of making and selling...and the greed behind it all.
It's a roller coaster and I'm not sure who I hate and who I love anymore.
The plot is well thought out and the characters gritty and real. All in all an entertaining, if somewhat disturbing read.
It ends with a BANG literally, bring on the next one.

I have a soft spot for these kind of books! Rocker boys make me swoon. I won't lie about that and this book was no exception. I wasn't even too fond of Cooper in the Sugartown books but I had a change of heart with this one. I am loving that whole band!!!

Ali not sure what to say about her. She was in a tough spot and made some tough decisions. She's one tough cookie. She does what is best for her in the end.