I mean it’s a quick, easy and digestible read but it didn’t hook me in like other books. the lie that Ronan told to get Sasha to stay never gets resolved it’s just forgotten about, him coping with his trauma never gets brought up just that on a random day he decided to change. Its not meant to feel realistic i know that but there’s a lot of points in the book that felt like were thrown in for the sake of creating a plot but never finding a correct resolution to it.

Amount of spice:🔥🔥🔥
Explicitness: 🌶️🌶️🌶️

❤️Inexperienced MMC
❤️Irish Mafia
❤️Possessive MMC
❤️THEY HAVE IRISH ACCENTS
❤️Unexpectedly Sweet
❤️Boston Setting

This was miles better than book one and it felt like the author was settling into the characters a little more. Both of the leads are so much more complex and loveable than the previous book. It was also surprisingly tender and sweet which is always surprising when it comes to mafia romance.

I was just a little bored by the end of this unfortunately and I have a feeling that each book in this series is going to follow a very similar formula because the three I’ve read so far have all felt very much the same. I wanted to binge the whole series but I’m already the tiniest bit over it.

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I would recommend it if you like a mafia romance with a good dose of sweetness and a MMC that needs a little direction, if ya know what I mean. 

Ronan is one of my favorite men ever, genuinely. This man is so big and bad, but the absolute sweetest there is. His story is heartbreaking and I love him so much.

 I only wish we had seen more closure on his part, more healing. Or at least more details of it, especially from his pov.

 Also Ronans character was so well developed and was genuinely so wonderful, but sadly Sasha’s fell a bit flat.  Don’t get me wrong she was enjoyable, but I wanted more. 

And I felt as though we were missing the “healing” part of Sasha’s story too. She had trauma she should have been working on as well, and we just didn’t rlly see that. 
The ending felt a bit rushed and sadly, again, flat. For 75% of this book I thought I would be a 5/5⭐️ Read and sadly the last 25% just didn’t compare to the rest of the book. 
2.75/5🌶