Tryst Six Venom

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Clay Collins. The little princess. Clay's home life has been hard since her little brother died. Her mother is controlling and want to micro-manage everything, her father is never at home. She's miss little perfect.

Callum and Milo follow, Callum’s dark blonde hair blowing in the breeze as I step and tease him with my eyes. Little girls cheer us on, looking up at me like I’m something special, while a couple guys hover close together, staring at me and whispering between them. Lastly, I do think this book was a bit too drawn out. PD's plots tend to be their weakness. Not only was the territorial, "save the town" plotline quite bizarre in the first place, but the way it was later extended in the last 20% of drama was...not great. Like when Callum kidnapped Olivia and was going to RAPE HER and Clay had to come save her. Like WHAT. And the plot twist of Callum being gay was horrifically unnecessary. It almost felt like an attempt to redeem his character, and a misogynistic rapist does not need redemption at all. It felt cheap. I almost wish the plot had been more focused on the competitive lacrosse players thing that Clay and Olivia had going on. I liked the push and pull between them because they both had power in different areas. While Clay was the bully and had more money and social clout, Olivia had more experience, was more secure of her sexuality and also had the upper hand dealing with her emotions, all areas Clay struggled in. Liv was also the more unbothered one, it was just naturally harder to get under her skin which I loved and honestly wish I saw more of in bully romances. I usually hate bully roms where the bully gets to be flippant and superior while the 'victim' pines for them. Liv was never rly scared of Clay when she bullied her, she kind of just felt pity that someone would feel the need to act out like that. And I liked that Clay was the more obsessed one bc it evened out her outward behavior by being more inwardly vulnerable. In the end, I loved Liv's patience and Clay's turmoil. 🖤Olivia Jaeger. The outsider. She's baby and I love her. And everyone who disagree can leave me alone. 🤚

You've already made me cry countless times." I raised my middle finger to him slowly, and asked, "Do you know what this is?" I took my middle finger and patted the corner of my eye with it. "It's me, wiping away the last tear you'll ever get.” Honestly, I couldn't have dreamt of a better version of this book. PD really did Clay and Olivia justice in every single aspect. She fleshed out their story masterfully, and stayed true to their characters which I respect. The drama was so entertaining, and I can't think of a single scene I disliked. I just really, really loved everything about Tryst Six Venom. And I don't think I'm gonna get over this story and these characters anytime soon. Baby..." she bites out, interrupting me. "If I think you're not mine, I might make a scene. Be very careful what you say next." She scrunches up her face in a smile, her apple cheeks perfect and her long, chestnut hair in a messy bun on the top of her head. “What would I do without you?” Clay is a bully that you can't help but love. She's tortured, angry, and no matter how much venom she spits, you see the pain it's rooted in. She's the popular girl in the school. The one who seems to have everything at her fingertips. The captain of the lacrosse team and the girl all guys want and all girls want to be.I was going to attempt and read more of this, but I realized the more I read, the more bored and frustrated I got. The whole mentality and thinking of "I hate them but I love them so I'm going to make their life a living hell" isn't my thing. But if that is your thing then I'm sure you'll like this one. The queen bee of Marymount Academy loves to torture the school outcast, Olivia Jaeger. No one knows what she likes to do to her in private.