Release Date: September 2nd 2014
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Description:
Powerful. Dominant, Unforgettable. He commands submission at all costs.
Cage fighter, Gabriel Devereaux, a man of barely leashed power, is known as the Bayou Beast.
There is one woman he will do anything , pay any amount to possess.
Karina Armistead, has come a long way from the innocent girl Gabriel used to know. An internationally known singer, she can have anything she wants. But everything tells her that getting involved with the Bayou Beast may leave her wrecked beyond repair.
Little does Karina Armistead know, but Gabriel has decided that she will be his.
He will destroy anything or anyone who stands in his way.
My Opinion
Having read book one in this series, I was interested to read book 3 when I saw it up on NetGalley and I think I enjoyed this instalment even more. I'm definitely going to have to go back and read book 2 at some point though as even though the books are standalone, I don't want to miss out.
This book was a fast-paced and quick, easy read. Its story flows well and a lot happens for a 90 page novella. I didn't think the plot would take the turns it did, which kept me hooked the whole way through.
As well as this I liked the characters overall. They were both strong, well developed characters that had a clear personality. Gabriel's was especially strong.
If there is one thing bad--and it's not really bad--I have to say about this series, it's the length. I would love to read more about these characters and have a full-length novel about their stories so there could be more detail and depth.
Overall, this was just as enjoyable as book 1. I would definitely recommend to those looking for an easy fighter read.
Having read book one in this series, I was interested to read book 3 when I saw it up on NetGalley and I think I enjoyed this instalment even more. I'm definitely going to have to go back and read book 2 at some point though as even though the books are standalone, I don't want to miss out.
This book was a fast-paced and quick, easy read. Its story flows well and a lot happens for a 90 page novella. I didn't think the plot would take the turns it did, which kept me hooked the whole way through.
As well as this I liked the characters overall. They were both strong, well developed characters that had a clear personality. Gabriel's was especially strong.
If there is one thing bad--and it's not really bad--I have to say about this series, it's the length. I would love to read more about these characters and have a full-length novel about their stories so there could be more detail and depth.
Overall, this was just as enjoyable as book 1. I would definitely recommend to those looking for an easy fighter read.
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