![]() ![]() This one scene just made me smile and have all the feels, The part I liked the most of the book, with one caveat I’ll mention after, was Kreed and Mitch being out and that impact on their careers. In the last book both Cody and Mitch drew me in and kept me engaged (maybe the teasing and waiting), but really this whole book was a meh and it took a lot longer for me to read than it should have. ![]() I also didn’t really identify with either of the characters. And that’s too bad ’cause you’re fucking adorable. I don’t get my honey where I get my money. I don’t know if this was intentional in that he was too distracted by Kreed’s body and his undercover mission and then afterward he could actually focus on it, but it definitely felt more like Jekyll and Hyde rather than just a personality shift. The biggest problem I had was halfway through the book Aaron’s personality/reasons for not being with Kreed really changed. So, it’s a problem he created for himself. ![]() Aaron’s been called in to help with the case that started in Double Full and was “solved” in Full Disclosure, but he poked holes in the tidy package that wrapped up the case. ![]() This picks up immediately after Full Disclosure and jumps right back into the story focusing on Kreed Sinacola (Mitch Knox partner from the second book) and Aaron Stuart (Mitch’s gaming friend). This series could’ve stopped with the last book-it wasn’t bad, just underwhelming. ![]()
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