Sabotage: A Dark Enemies to Lovers Romance

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The point is to stand out—be remembered and feared for your toxicity—but look fuckable while you’re doing it. If you have an unbendable conception of romance, don’t love “unconventional” relationship dynamics, want something touchy feely, or are easily triggered, heed caution. I would have loved a longer story to this couple because I'm actually very curious about how the Lords society works. Fantastic character development, a fiesty female lead who is down to try ANYTHING, lots of k1nks explored (do read the content warning), I was most impressed with the after care and his pride on giving pleasure and never actually hurting her (unless that’s what she wants 😉). For others, it’s unsettling in that captivating taboo way, the boundary pushing entracing kind of way.

As it turns out Matt is on the outs, all due to him messing up whike on assignment with Ryat were he unnecessarily caused the demise of a women they weren’t contracted to kill. After the hero achieves what he wants by releasing the clip, I eye-rolled at the hero telling his friend to delete the original clip, as if people might not screen-record or in some way save the clip on their phone. ISTAND AND look over her ass as blood runs down her leg from the four letters I just carved into her.What Matt isn’t aware of is that Blakely’s own father has played a hand in making sure Ryat got his daughter. As for her influences, Shantel Tessler does not have a particular book as she believes every work she read over the years has impacted her in some way.

When she is not writing her novels she can usually be found going to the movies and concerts, drinking wine, watching college football and the NFL. Instead of yelling or begging—for I don’t know what—I exit the kitchen and head up to my room, needing to get away from them. Degration is a huge trigger warning for this one folks - if that aint your style, this aint for you. This ultimately led to her dropping out of college and moving back home so that she can take care of her reckless and wild younger brother.If you've got lost or mixed up in the midst of reading her novels, you can use the "read saving" feature on platforms like Goodreads.

In fact, I would highly recommend you read this one after dark to avoid side eye or awkward conversations.I ended up reading this after reading The Ritual, The Sacrifice, and The Sinner, and it did not hurt the story timeline. This is the 30th book, but considering Alex has survived "Kill Alex Cross" before, chances are he survives this one. The very few things that were in the questionable plot we didn't even get a conclusion / answers too.

She could get feisty and argumentative when being denied information, but otherwise she was a sexual doormat for Ryat to use. I enjoyed the simplicity of this story where it all starts from the hero publishing a clip of him and the heroine together. These platforms allow readers to rate and review books, providing a reliable source of reader views.The characters are well formed, we now enough about everyone to get invested, to form our own opinions and to hook you enough to read the next one as soon as you've finished the last sentence. There is actually a good plot that keeps throwing in new curveballs, towards the end I do feel there was too many twists thrown in last minute but meh it didn’t take away from anything.