Review: Yo ho, yo ho, a pirates life for me...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
So, this was my attempt at trying to not read an MC book.I have been seeing Bella's books for awhile now, I have followed her even before her first book came out. I haven't read them yet because I always fear with stuff really popular, I'll be disappointed. So, I waited.I was really in the mood for, what I like to call, 'the bad boy we shouldn't date and would normally be put into therapy for actually dating.'So, I remembered, PIRATES!I dove in with no expectations, and a hunger for a good capture dark erotica story.Well, I got one.Let me just say that not only does Bella do a fantastic job at redeeming her anti-heroes, she makes you want to fix them, while at the same time feeling really dirty for enjoying them.Indigo is a character that you not only relate to, but really sympathize with. Yes, there were moments where you feared she was falling into that cycle of abuse. I mean she was falling in love with a man who was pretty much abusing her for the first few days of knowing him. However, it turns out, he was trying to keep her alive and healthy, his men were pushing the abuse. He was trying like the dickens to remain a cold hearted-killer. Well, he was. He wasn't a 'good man' and for all matter of reasons I should have hated this book.But I couldn't.Two people this broken, when thrust upon one another were bound to happen with no one to moderate.The story was very well paced, the sexy moments didn't overpower the whole story, while still giving us gut wrenching moments of emotions that sliced through your heart.I call book like this my dirty little pleasure. Because they should offend the crap out of me, yet somehow Bella made me care. For both Indi and Hendrix. If you like your erotica dark, emotional, and heart-wrenching, then give this book a try, I promise that you will not be disappointed.