Review: Good Reading
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
Sam Crescent outdid herself on this one! I’ve read every book in the Skulls series, and I’m fairly sure that I’ve said that a time or two before. But this one truly is the best one yet. I absolutely loved it!Zero finally gets his own woman in this book, just when a long buried mistake comes back to threaten the people close to him. I loved Prue! I couldn’t believe how much sass that girl had. She didn’t take crap from anybody. It was great to see her go at it with Tate and come out the winner. She fit right in with the club because she had strength, character and grit. She had love for Zero and that was what he needed. He had to let go of his feelings for Sophia first though. I was glad when he finally saw the light and owned up to his mistakes. It caused some conflict for most of the book.This book had a great plot with some good suspense. It had action, violence and blood, as nobody in the club was left untouched by a madman’s revenge. Of course, there were some scorching love scenes for Zero and Prue. This is a Sam Crescent book. It’s hard to find hotter sex scenes. If you’ve read her books then you know this is true. This one had a lot of conflict between the club members. Crescent has made her characters stronger in this book, with a few of them standing out and shining brighter this time around. This one was so easy to read. It had a story that flowed easily and much improved grammar. It also left off by putting something in play indicating that we haven’t seen the last of the Skulls MC. Cheers to that!!!originally posted at long and short reviews