Owned by the Badman (Russian Bratva book 1) by Hayley Faiman

This is the first book that I ever read by Hayley Faiman and I fell in love with it instantly.  I have loved all but one of her books so far, they are all works of art that are creatively written with realistic life experiences to be found, no matter how dark or light.  Maxim is the first Badman, dominant and an alpha bad boy (man). 

Through thick and thin Maxim and Haleigh end up together, going through relationship ups and downs.  I love how in her writing, Hayley has the title mentioned as a way that the main male character is described.  It is something I have only noticed in her books.

Owned by the Badman is addictivly alluring and my go to book and series when I do not know what else to read.  I have read the entire series once, other books multiple times and this book I have now read three times.  Every time I finish it I love it even more.

When reading this book, the details are wonderful and I can perfectly imagine the Russian accent and the broken English that Maxim speaks.  Although this is the first book, when you get to the end you  get a piece of over lap from the second book which is well done so as not to take away from Haleigh and Maxim and their journey together.

Tacet A Mortuis (The Elite Kings book 3) by Amo Jones

Holy fucking shit.  Razing Grace use to be my favorite book by Amo but this one knocked it out of the park.  I love and hate this book all at once.  I love everything about it and I hate that it ended.  I don't know how to describe this book aside from fantastic. 

I would have had this book done in a day if I didn't have to work.  Madship is adorable.  I love how their relationship has evolved through the first three books.  I can't even name what was my favorite part of this book because I loved all of it.  There were some parts I didn't love as much as others but I still enjoyed them. 

There are so many books coming out this month that I am looking forward to but Tacet A Mortuis has ruined me.  Haha.  I don't think any other book I read this month, or maybe even for the next few months will really be able to compare to this one.

Bound By Destiny by Ryan Michele (Ravage MC Bound Series book 5)

Violent.  That is the first word that comes to mind with describing this book.  I have read the entire Ravage original series and all the books in the spinoff Bound series that are out and this is by far that most violent one that I have read.  The most violent book that I have read by Ryan Michele in general.  I don't get grossed out that easily but there were some parts where I got a phantom feeling of what the person was going through due to the vivid descriptions.  Holy hell, I was not expecting that but this book was great. 

I kind of knew who Emery would end up with before I started reading the book, call it a gut feeling if you will and I was right.  In a way I wish there was a little more drama with Micah, I wanted him to put up more of a fight instead of giving in as easily as he did.

The ending of the book.  Holy fucking shit, I was not expecting that at all and now I cannot wait for Bound By Wreckage, book 6.  It cannot come out fast enough for me.

Iron Princess book 2 Savage Trilogy by Meghan March

The beginning I found to be a little slow but once I got to the third or fourth chapter I absolutely flew through this book!  I had it done in less than twelve hours.  It would have been shorter but I can't read for that long straight. 

The ending is not what I expected, the twist is so outrageously extreme and I love it!  This book is mind blowing and I love Temperance, how strong and resilient she is.  How she comes from one life style and makes something of herself.

Stranger a.k.a Kane is someone else altogether and I don't mean that in a literal way.  I mean that he is not who I expected him to be.  He cares, a lot, and what girl doesn't like the caring, dominant, alpha bad boy that can swoop them off their feet?

5 stars without a doubt!  I cannot wait for book 3 to come out.

Romes Chance: A Reapers MC Novella by Joanna Wylde

Mixed feelings, is the best way to describe how I felt when I pre-ordered this book on Amazon.  Then I read this book and I realized that I loved it and I didn't want it to be a novella, I wanted it to be a full book.  The next one in the series even.  This book is amazing, I wish it was a full novel instead of a novella because I so badly want to know more about Randi and Rome.  Their story is amazing, I love how he doesn't give up and the ending is perfect.  Extremely romantic but not disgustingly sappy.

Laced with Fear (Cash Bar book 1) by Hayley Faiman

I have been waiting for this book to come out for months now and it did not disappoint in any way shape or form.  There were times where I thought it went by too fast and other times when it was really slow but the story remained riveting through until the end. 

I do feel like the part with Ginger's mother was an add on, she didn't really add anything to the story line and not having her wouldn't take away from it either.  I will admit to a slight disappointment that the story didn't have more detail about Ginger and Snake when they first met, their fights and their make ups.  I was hoping there would be some of that in here and some of her kidnapping instead of it taking up where the novella left off in Rough and Real.

I am also curious about how Snake got his road name; after all in the Notorious Devils books from the original series you get to know why they get their names/ how they got them.

Personal Foul by Hayley Faiman

This standalone novel is everything I wanted it to be and more.  It is not quite student teacher but it is very similar; with the slight differences keeping it away from being too cliche.  There is not much that I can say about this book because of how well written it is.  There is drama conflict but not enough for it to take away from Cole and Jessa, but enough so that the story does not get boring. 

I read Kinetic Energy before I read this book and while reading that book all I could think about is how I wanted to know Jessa's story and Personal Foul does not disappoint in any way, shape or form.

Fantastic.