Fully aware that Kyle Jean-Louis Parker is not the main character of this novel, but also let's be real, I love that little POS more than I should. So I'm hype whenever he shows up for any reason because when he finally FINALLY falls in love (and its coming don't you mistake that) it's going to be GLORIOUS.

Meanwhile as is common with the Honey Badger books this is less a PNR revolving around one couple and more of a UF revolving around just what it means to get involved with the MacKilligan Sisters.

Practically everyone in this book has been seen before - Laurenston has built a world SO LARGE between the Pride and Honey Badger books that it would be weirder if no less then a dozen familiar faces showed up.

Doubly suspicious if at least one of them wasn't a Smith.

Starting this new chapter with us are the "Black Malone" brothers, who's younger half sister Nat is the half sister (on the father's side, because Freddy MacKilligan is a true slut) of Charlie, Max and Stevie. They want to forget that, but that's never worked out for anyone.

Enter Finn, the second oldest Malone brother and the mostly reasonable, easy going one. What begins as a nice gesture to Mads (one of Max's teammates) evolves into madcap globe trotting adventure very quickly.

As always the highlight of Laurenston's books are her effortless blending of humor, gratuitous yet oddly compelling violence and the genuine warmth of family. Whether its the inside jokes about Max raiding the hives or the ridiculous underestimation EVERYONE has for the MacKilligan Sisters (its almost insulting), this was a fun ride and I can't wait to see who's the next vic...er couple. ( )

Some violence & sex, very good humor and action. ( )

From one extreme to the other -- this book has maybe too much sass? It was good to be back with the Honey Badger crew, and I continue to enjoy these over the top characters. However, a whole lot of the book is random fighting/screaming at each other, and after a while the novelty fades. Still, an entertaining continuation of the McKilligan sisters' story -- McKilligan adjacent, as this is about Mads and Finn, but yannow. ( )

Love this Author! Love this Series!

This series is so much fun - I really enjoy the dry humor. The storyline is engaging and the characters are interesting. I love this author! ( )

3.4 Fun times with the shifters. Honey badgers are the most difficult, well till you no them. LOL No they are still difficult. Oh their diet, Blach.
So this was a nice fun little read, nothing too deep, just action with a touch of romance. The narrator was fabulous ( )