This book is everything I expected it to be and more. Meghan does not disappoint when she writes her books with these alpha male types.
This is the first book in the Savage Trilogy but I think it will make a little more sense if people read the Mount Trilogy before they start this one.
In her true writing fashion, this book ends in a cliffhanger and while I am usually anti-cliffhanger I find that with her books it works best this way. I really enjoy how she ends the book, it leaves the reader wanting more and thankfully the second book comes out a month later so they are not waiting for very long.
Hot with a touch of mystery and erotic all mixed together are what create this magnificent piece.
Saturday, 31 March 2018
Wednesday, 28 March 2018
Rough and Real (Notorious Devils book 7) by Hayley Faiman
This book is my absolute favorite in the series and in my top three favorites for all of Hayley's books. It is a smoking hot book with lots of drama, allowing for it to remain true to its title about life being rough and real. Camo and Ivy are a couple I have wanted to read about since Mary-Anne and Maddog had their story told. The conflicts with money and lack of communication are what make this book so magnificent. They are the two things that cause the most trouble with all couples. Money is the number one thing that all people fight about. It is the greatest issue; and in this book it really lets you see that.
I cannot think of enough good things to say about this epic conclusion to the series. And the bonus novella Rough and Risky at the end is fantastic as well. I didn't realize until after I read it that I want to know more about Tinker and Riley. I need to know more about their story, every last detail. I skipped through most of the parts with Bailey and Rosalie because there isn't a whole lot of drama with them the way that there is with Riley and Tinker.
I cannot think of enough good things to say about this epic conclusion to the series. And the bonus novella Rough and Risky at the end is fantastic as well. I didn't realize until after I read it that I want to know more about Tinker and Riley. I need to know more about their story, every last detail. I skipped through most of the parts with Bailey and Rosalie because there isn't a whole lot of drama with them the way that there is with Riley and Tinker.
Sunday, 25 March 2018
Rough and Rich (Notorious Devils book 6) by Hayley Faiman Review
The first time I read this book I didn't like it too much but as I read it again I realized that I really did enjoy it. The couple from a different economic social status is a breath of fresh air, seeing how money really does not bring happiness.
This book shows how drugs can change a person, make them do horrible things that they may not realize until after they become sober. Sobriety is a wonderful thing, as you experience when reading this book.
Soar and Genny. Sloane and Imogen. Two very different people who are one in the same. They are one of the few couples that have been written about that are close in age and in their thirties. It is a bit of a change from the large age differences.
When it comes to this book series, or any of Mrs Faimans books, pregnancy is the one constant. Something I have noticed in each series that I have read by her.
This book shows how drugs can change a person, make them do horrible things that they may not realize until after they become sober. Sobriety is a wonderful thing, as you experience when reading this book.
Soar and Genny. Sloane and Imogen. Two very different people who are one in the same. They are one of the few couples that have been written about that are close in age and in their thirties. It is a bit of a change from the large age differences.
When it comes to this book series, or any of Mrs Faimans books, pregnancy is the one constant. Something I have noticed in each series that I have read by her.
Thursday, 22 March 2018
Kinetic Energy by Hayley Faiman Review
This book was awesome but by the end I found it to be a little tedious with all the sex that the couple has. The story line is wonderful, following their story and showing that even if things don't work out the way you expect, there can still be a happy ending.
Ines and Thomas are very different people that fit together perfectly despite their age difference. Being a student and professor is somewhat of a cliche but it is a role play scenario that is most popular and makes for an interesting read.
The twist with Danielle is expected but also completely unexpected. I loved it.
Ines and Thomas are very different people that fit together perfectly despite their age difference. Being a student and professor is somewhat of a cliche but it is a role play scenario that is most popular and makes for an interesting read.
The twist with Danielle is expected but also completely unexpected. I loved it.
Saturday, 17 March 2018
Rough and Ready (Notorious Devils book 5) by Hayley Faiman Review
This book is different from the first four. There isn't a whole bunch of conflict with a jealous club whore for one thing. You get more insight into Torch's time in the military than you do with Snipers story.
This book is most similar to book two but it does have its differences. The jobs in the military are different for starters. There is no abusive ex husband, but the conflict outside of the couples themselves comes from two previously mentioned groups.
While this book leads up to Soar and Genny's story I find that I am more interested in Snake and Ginger and their relationship.
This is a great book but there seems to be a little much at times. It has three conflicts - for lack of a better word - instead of just one or two.
The book is great though, I like reading it each and every time.
This book is most similar to book two but it does have its differences. The jobs in the military are different for starters. There is no abusive ex husband, but the conflict outside of the couples themselves comes from two previously mentioned groups.
While this book leads up to Soar and Genny's story I find that I am more interested in Snake and Ginger and their relationship.
This is a great book but there seems to be a little much at times. It has three conflicts - for lack of a better word - instead of just one or two.
The book is great though, I like reading it each and every time.
Tuesday, 13 March 2018
Rough and Ruthless (Notorious Devils book 4) by Hayley Faiman Review
Age differences are a wonderful thing. But when the one person is 28 and the other is 60 it has a high risk of being extremely pervy. Thankfully this is pulled off in a great way. It doesn't seem gross with this age difference, and it works for this book really well.
Sunday, 11 March 2018
Rough and Rugged (Notorious Devils book 3) by Hayley Faiman review
Enticingly addictive is the most accurate way to describe Dirty Johnny Williams.
Johnny and Hattie are one of my favorite couples. They are so different and yet they manage to make their relationship work out. There seems to be more conflict between them than there is with the first two books. But that is understandable with an eleven year age difference.
This book is not boring and every time I read it I enjoy it a little more. The changes with Johnny are really great; he is older but seems to get more mature after meeting and having a relationship with Hattie.
There isn't a whole lot for me to say about this book. The other two had evident themes that make a relationship work for the main couple. However, if I do look for a 'theme' it is more about the relationship between Willa and Hattie. Jealousy can change people an no matter how comfortable a relationship or friendship is, you need to make the right choice for yourself when - or if - it becomes toxic. Once that toxicity is there, you cannot get rid of it. Jealousy changes people, allows for them to show their true colors in a way that they didn't before. You can either put up with it and turn a blind eye or you can decide that enough is enough and make the change to leave that person in your past.
Johnny and Hattie are one of my favorite couples. They are so different and yet they manage to make their relationship work out. There seems to be more conflict between them than there is with the first two books. But that is understandable with an eleven year age difference.
This book is not boring and every time I read it I enjoy it a little more. The changes with Johnny are really great; he is older but seems to get more mature after meeting and having a relationship with Hattie.
There isn't a whole lot for me to say about this book. The other two had evident themes that make a relationship work for the main couple. However, if I do look for a 'theme' it is more about the relationship between Willa and Hattie. Jealousy can change people an no matter how comfortable a relationship or friendship is, you need to make the right choice for yourself when - or if - it becomes toxic. Once that toxicity is there, you cannot get rid of it. Jealousy changes people, allows for them to show their true colors in a way that they didn't before. You can either put up with it and turn a blind eye or you can decide that enough is enough and make the change to leave that person in your past.
Thursday, 8 March 2018
Rough and Raw (Notorious Devils Book 2) by Hayley Faiman Review
This book was awesome. The back and forth between Bates and Brentlee as their relationship grows keeps the reader engaged.
The character development of Brentlee is fantastic. Compared to the girl you meet in book one, she is radically different.
There is development with Bates as well. He opens up more to Brentlee and you see some of his inner demons that make him who he is. Letting his walls drop so that their lives can merge more fully.
Something I noticed when reading this book is the importance of trust. This book is about Brentlee and Bates and the trust between them. Without trust you cannot have a relationship. Just like how in book one, with out commitment and loyalty you can't have a real relationship.
Excellent writing and story line all around. 5 stars.
The character development of Brentlee is fantastic. Compared to the girl you meet in book one, she is radically different.
There is development with Bates as well. He opens up more to Brentlee and you see some of his inner demons that make him who he is. Letting his walls drop so that their lives can merge more fully.
Something I noticed when reading this book is the importance of trust. This book is about Brentlee and Bates and the trust between them. Without trust you cannot have a relationship. Just like how in book one, with out commitment and loyalty you can't have a real relationship.
Excellent writing and story line all around. 5 stars.
Sunday, 4 March 2018
Rough and Rowdy (Notorious Devils) by Hayley Faiman review
I have read this book multiple times and I love it. Kentlee is amazing, she is not your normal female main character or heroine, whatever you want to call her. She is curvy and not thin like a stick which is what I love about Hayley's characters. They are not your every day ones that are thin and curvy and also well muscled.
Kentlee is such a strong person, resilient and confident. She doesn't give up and does what needs to be done to make everything work out. Not everyone would wait for an extended period of time but Kentlee is an exception to that which shows true loyalty.
There are parts of this book that are unbelievably hot. The detailed dirty talking and the age difference. God damn, that age difference between them is hot as hell. Twelve years.
In one spot Pierce is spelled wrong and there are a couple grammatical errors but not all that many. This book is awesome every time that I read it.
Kentlee is such a strong person, resilient and confident. She doesn't give up and does what needs to be done to make everything work out. Not everyone would wait for an extended period of time but Kentlee is an exception to that which shows true loyalty.
There are parts of this book that are unbelievably hot. The detailed dirty talking and the age difference. God damn, that age difference between them is hot as hell. Twelve years.
In one spot Pierce is spelled wrong and there are a couple grammatical errors but not all that many. This book is awesome every time that I read it.
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