Losers: Part I

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She is supposed to be a certain standard, but what if she wants more in life and it involves Manson, Lucas, Jason, and Vincent? This book exceeded all my expectations, I came away not really having a crowd favourite but loving them all, though Mason is an inch in front of the others. this series is phenomenal and how the story develops between jess and the boys is one of my favourites .

Manson, Lucas, Jason and Vincent all have their outward selves, the person the rest of the world sees but as the story unfolds and the layers peel away we’re rewarded with seeing their insecurities, hopes and vulnerabilities. Jessica ends up trusting the wrong people, and now she owes a debt to the boys; that debt involves something she should turn down, but she’s tempted and ends up going for it. As much as I enjoyed the sex cause I sure did it was the deeper look into the characters individually that had me invested. I’ll start by sharing that I was never a fan of stories with multiple partners and I’ll be honest I’m probably still not, however with that said what Harley has crafted here is truly a story of Polyamorous Love to the core. because the four guys were so similar, none of their relationships with jessica felt very authentic or distinct from each other.

now, i’m being so harsh, but this book is as if The Dare was taken and shook up a couple of times and then twisted around a couple of times and stretched out to the power of 3 and punched a couple of times for good measure. For one night I gave myself over to the men I wasn’t supposed to want and satisfied the darkest parts of my soul. The men and their undying love for not only each other but for a woman who they never thought could or would want them. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. Of course we also get to explore the dirtiest desires each of the Loser has when it comes to Jess and showing her just what she gave up.

Also also, I need to see Vincent hang someone from the ceiling rn, all that bark and no bite, it better be in the next book. He shuddered along with me as he shocked me again, humming with pleasure as if my screams were music to his ears. When cocky Jessica loses the game, she becomes Manson's slave for the night, and what ensues is a dark game of pleasure and pain, intense fetishes, hard punishments, and Jessica's realization that she can't get enough of Manson's dark cruelty. In my opinion Jaclyn did a better job even when narrating the boys point of views in Jess's chapters and the audiobook would have benefited from her reading it all. The performance wasn’t bad I just didn’t want to risk it averaging and giving a better score to this book.I will say that I will always have a soft spot for Manson, but all the guys are hot as hell, and have the best mouths.

If you have not read The Dare, which introduces all the characters, I highly recommend reading it before you dive into Losers Part One. Alot of people say they were disappointed that the male narrator was too old but i thought he was so passionate! A while back I read Harley Laroux's short story about Jessica, a former cheerleader and prom queen who's reunited on Halloween with her onetime victim, Manson. And if you needed any more convincing to read this book, here are some of my favorite quotes but I am not saying who said what… So enjoy, believe me I definitely did.I thought I was obsessed with her but still, I wasn’t ready for what a force of nature this woman is. Harley gives each of the boys enough time to truly be understood, woven into the story so that the reader feels like they’re getting to know each of them deeper at the same time as Jess herself is. Might also have to do with the fact that as I read it Lucas is supposed to be the most rebel and wild of them 4 (like Zarek in Dark Hunters or Z in Black Dagger Brotherhood) and Mason is just an average guy with issues but less wild. Also, Manson is just with Jason and Lucas is just with Vincent, so it’s not quite as messy as it could’ve been).

Our hatred for each other couldn't keep us apart, not even when my own mistake got Manson expelled and made me the ultimate villain to the rest of them. I’m going to say this when I was reading this book the whole time, I was thinking about my seventeen-year-old daughter. It's CNC, Bondage, knife play, everything dirty and nice; get ready for more of Manson and the clowns. I loved to see her going from reluctant and struggling with what she wanted vs what she knew she should want, to just accepting her feelings and realizing what everyone thought didn’t matter and she just wanted to be happy. This is one of my all time favourite books and I would tattoo Manson’s name on my body if it wasn’t weird.I had never read a RH in which the relationship between the MC (Lucas/Mason/Jason/Vincent) was as important as their relationship with the FC and I am loving thisnso much. Also, at the beginning there was a strong emphasis on the guys being super super mega emo and it just got kinda jarring when it was mentioned every second?