Review: Five Miles = Five Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
I was really looking forward to reading the third book in Gypsy Brothers series.  Unlike the previous two books this one is titled Five Miles and not Five Brothers like I would have expected to.  This book was the game changer of all game changers.  Like the rest of the books I was on the edge of my seat and the suspense just about drove me insane.  I got to spend some more time with these characters and became even more attached to them.  Lili gives you little bits and pieces of the puzzle and they really start coming together in this book.  There weren't any shortage of surprises and just when you think that you know what will happen next is when Lili turns the tables.We pick right up after book two and another brother dead.  This time due to tainted drugs.  Dornan is going mad.  He becomes even meaner and is determined to find who is responsible for the death of his son's.  Honestly, I would be a little worried if I was one of Dornan's son's.  Looks like they are finally getting what is coming to them.  Thanks to Sammi!  Unfortunately she has ways to go and killing each one be one may take forever.  Sammi needs a new plan before they all figure out who she really is.  With everyone on high alert it looks like Sammi will be under the watchful eyes of the club.  She has to be more careful than ever.  When Dornan thinks he has everything figured out they all head south.  Which may give Sammi the perfect opportunity to end it all.  The only thing standing in her way may be the one thing that she can't live without.I really got on board with Sammi in this book.  I think it really hit me why she needs to rid the world of Dornan and his brothers, well minus Jase.  Never Jase!  Sammi is a survivor and what she went through would have killed anyone else.  I finally feel like I get her.  She has been alone for so long and there was a point in the book where I felt her loneliness.  Jase was so different in this book.  He wasn't exactly the knight in shining armor.  Then again I think the way he treated Sammi was because he cared for her.  He didn't want to see yet another woman he cared for ruined.  Just like Sammi he has been living his own personal hell.This book was a bit more emotional.  Being in Sammi's head at times is hard to take.  Yet,  I can't stay away.  I am praying she makes it out of this alive.  The next book can't come fast enough.  Every book just keeps getting better and better.  There is so much more on the line and I'm going to be there every step of the way.