Ink:
Roman and Mila’s story was such a fun read that I loved every second of it. This is the second book I’ve read by this author and I have really enjoyed everyone I’ve read. In this book we get classic high bullying when Mika finds herself the center of Roman’s hatred. Roman is a mafia prince and he has weird attraction that turns towards hate so it makes him act out and treat her terribly all through high school. Once they grow up and run into each other again years later things haven’t changed and the anger is still there but now they have to work together. Eventually the anger Roman has turns to attraction, then chemistry, then possessiveness and his need to have Mila grows stronger. Mila tried hard not to see any good in Roman because of their past and she tries hard to fight their chemistry but it’s impossible so now they have to navigate a new dynamic to their relationship while trying to learn to trust each other amid chaotic events. Such a great story with lots of action, hot steamy moments, and a love so fiercely possessive.

Ash:
I enjoyed this book and getting to know Dom some more outside his family in the Bratva. I enjoyed their family dynamic a lot, but when he was with Lara, we got to see a more sensitive side to him. Lara and Dom meet in an unusual way since he kind of kidnaps her for a few minutes and then later we see them meeting again, but they both have secrets they are keeping. There were surprises that I saw coming then there were a few that shocked me and I didn’t see coming at all. It was action packed and full of hot steamy alpha-ness that Dom was perfection for. They both brought out the best in each other and helped each other see things from different perspectives. I really loved how supportive, protective, and loyal Dom was to not only Lara but his whole family. Another great read in this series.

Snow:
This is my first book by this author and it did not disappoint, the author brought the Bratva to life and sucked me in to this world that was so intense and amazing. The detail about underground fighting, the Bratva, and Russia was amazing and made things seem so realistic that I felt I was in the middle of it all. Snow was such an a great character, he is a boxer, and he comes off as cold and distance but underneath the façade he was a big softy but only towards his trainer, friend, and Sasha. Sasha was a character that may not have been part of the Bratva world but she showed amazing strength when it came to protect those she loved. I enjoyed these two together because Sasha brought the soft side out of Snow and they loved each other fiercely. I loved this book, this world the author created, and I definitely want to read more. ( )