Second of all, the significant other that each psychopathic MC chose seemed to already know about their murdering tendencies and didn't mind which I already found disbelieving. I mean, one I can understand but all of them? Whatever their personal beliefs everyone is a hypocrite I'm sorry to say and making them seem not hypocritic is just unreal for a book focused on grey morality. And for a bunch of psychopaths- even though they were raised to pretend to be moral- they seem to have clear distinctions between right and wrong- which- sigh, tell me I'm not the only one seeing the problem here. The stranger scoffed. “Yeah, you’re not a cop. That gun isn’t police issue. Hell, no cop could afford that gun.” The man tossed the knife in the air, then caught the blade between two fingers, considering the question. “Three.”

All of this to say, the book just felt unfinished to me. This book felt like the big lines of a draft instead of a fully developed book. Every plot point felt barely developed and like there was much more information that should have been there but wasn’t. It felt like I spent the entire book reading an extended blurb and never got the actual book.Jericho has a found family of his own that also helped to get to the bottom of what happened to Mercy(Jericho’s sister) I loved all of Jericho’s boys and I can't wait for that series to come out. Plus the teases of Aiden/Thomas and Avi/Felix??? Excited is an understatement for how I feel about their books. First, I really enjoyed the dynamic between Atticus and Jericho. They had really good banter that I loved to read. They fit really well together and really seemed to compliment each other wonderfully. They were very well suited and I definitely loved them together. I did really enjoy how Atticus opened up to Jericho and how Jericho was the one person to make him feel, it was so sweet and so on brand for Atticus, it really worked for me. I also loved how protective of each other they were, it was so damn sweet. I also loved how starving for touch and attention Atticus was and how he seemed to come alive when Jericho was touching him, it was just lovely to read about.

Once more, that gaze raked over him, this time with a lot more heat. “Yeah, you don’t look like a pro either.” Like, your literal brothers, or are you in a gang of beefy gingers, who look like they moonlight as insurance salesmen?”But he’s really a huge piece of shit. Why don’t you just turn around and walk away? No harm, no foul, you know?”