Review: The only complaint I have about this series is the price and the serial nature
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
Continuing in the fourth installment of the Gypsy Brother’s series, Juliette Portland continues to exact her revenge on MC President Dornan Ross and his sons for the rape she suffered when she was fifteen, as well as the murder of her father. The difference in this newest book, however, is that now she has someone else who knows her true identity: Dornan’s youngest son Jace. The boy that she has always loved is now a man, and he must choose whether his allegiance is to his family, or to the girl he buried years before.Just like the three books before this, Four Score was a quick, dark and satisfying read. What I liked best about this installment, however, is that it focused less on the revenge aspect and more on the relationship between Jules and Jace. As childhood sweethearts in a less than hearts-and-flowers environment, it is interesting to watch their relationship develop, not only as adults, but under the circumstances that they are now faced with. Juliette continues to be the strong and determined heroine, but we are also given more insight into Jace and what he went through as the one who was left behind.Similar to last time, the only complaint I have about this series is the price and the serial nature. As I am impatient, I want to be able to read the entire story in one sitting! But the author does a good job of leaving the stories on a cliff-hanger and this one is no exception. Now I am just forced to wait until July to continue! This series is really not for the faint of heart as I would hesitate to call it a “romance”, but it is addictive and truly a guilty pleasure.