Meanwhile, there’s Luca Diotallevi. He’s a man that has fallen hard for Lex, and that’s a big problem for him. He also belongs to the Italian mafia and is doing his best to try and pull off a heist. The only thing is that the burglar herself keeps showing up and throwing a wrench in his plans. She wants the sapphire too. I was so excited to read this bc enemies to lovers?? Fake marriage?? Yes please 🤭🤭 and the book started so well with such good pacing and all plus the badass- AND JEALOUSY- scenes were just🤌, but the rest was not that good Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Libra Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Librarians Group is the official group for requesting additions or updates to the catalog, including:

Of course, Brutal Prince is slow sometimes, but isn’t all good books like that at some point? I would give this book nine stars out of ten, and I assure you that you will enjoy it as well. Brutal Prince is a beautifully written book. We all know this by now. What makes brutal Prince special is its ability to draw you in, making you want to read more and more until all you can do is wallow in daydreams about the characters and the lives they are living.If we forget all of that, he was okay. I loved the jealousy scenes a lot, but yea he was kinda plain idk. We’re allowed to go out on a Saturday night. We’re all adults, after all—just barely, in my case. Still, we don’t want Papa to ask us where we’re going. Aida’s older brothers Dante and Nero plan to go over to Callum’s and beat him up for what he did to Sebastian. Aida catches them about to leave and offered to follow them which they declined, reminding her the entire mess was her idea, to begin with. UM HELLO WOW WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT AMAZING STORY. I know people have been loving Sophie Lark, which made me nervous because that meant I had super high expectations going into this book. But when the book started, I LOOOOVED Aida's character and how she's not the typical mafia romance heroine. She gets along well with her brothers, can hold her own in a fight, and has a curvy figure. She does something at a party that her and her brothers crashed that was hosted by one of their rival families, which causes so much tension that Aida is forced to marry Callum, one of the sons of that family. Callum is running for office and despises Aida, but there's no denying he's intrigued by their chemistry. Aida despises Callum too, but they marry to appease tension between their families. And was surprisingly really good! I pretty much read it in one go, loved these two, he’d pretty much met his match from the day they said “I do” game on!

Aida and Callum absolutely loathe each other and every time they see each other they try to kill one another. I honestly wasn’t the biggest fan of this because of how bratty Callum acted. I was fine with Aida acting immature because she literally 18 or 19 but Callum is an actual 30 year old man who kept acting like a child. He read SO young and not at all like a hero 10 years older, one who's supposed to be the prince/heir of a powerful mafia family. He felt childish to me, which wasn't fun to read.This had been on my ipad collecting dust forever, and about time I bumped it up and dived right in.. So, while my father and Dante are droning on about the tower, I mutter to Sebastian, “We should go over there.”

Author’s additional notes: “I knew I had to end the Brutal Birthright series with the biggest twists, the most intense action, and the hottest hero yet. I’ve always had a soft spot for Sebastian from the very first book – you’re going to be so surprised where his journey takes him!” Sinners Duet Series Basically: Relationship development wasn’t done well in my opinion nor the character development. It should have been slower, bc a couple procent after the 35% mark things just started going way too fast and it was boring. The scenes in it were great to keep your attention, but the developments weren’t. The plot was…. I don’t know what the plot was 🧍‍♀️I just finished this book a couple hours ago and I can not for the life of me remember what the big plot twist was. There was none.But Sebastian, Aida’s immediate older brother would not take the bullshit from their eldest brother. He gets out of the car and Aida follows. After a while, they are having another nice night, buying themselves good things. Until Callum shows up with his bodyguard. She makes me feel things I never thought I could feel. Want things I never wanted. Only she can make me lose control. I don’t know if I should protect her at all costs… or destroy her before she ruins me. Mara knows I’m no saint. But she has no idea she’s dancing with the devil…” Synopsis: “I loathe Alastor Shaw. The city of San Francisco thinks we’re rival artists. In truth, we’re predators battling for hunting ground. We never chased the same prey. Until the night we both laid eyes on Mara Eldritch. Shaw wants to use her as a pawn in his twisted game. I’m fixated on her for a different reason… I can see why people enjoyed the fighting and the whole strawberry at the wedding scene was good, but as a whole, it just didn’t work as well as I'd hoped. It’s not a completely bad start to this series though because I did like Aida’s brothers and will eventually read their books. I guess I just had too high expectations that weren't met. I do still want to read more from Sophie Lark, especially her Kingmakers series!