Review: Being Possessive Has a Whole New Meaning
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
Bronagh Murphy isn't shy. She says what's on her mind. Always. Ever since her parents deaths, she closed herself off to the world. No friends and no relationships meant no risk of being heartbroken again. And it worked until Dominic Slater moved to Dublin, with his four brothers, and joined her school. Dominic is used to getting attention. Especially of the female kind. When Bronagh all but kicks him to the curb, he was spellbound by the beautiful brunette and just like a little boy who doesn’t know any better, he starts to taunt her in order to get her attention. Any attention is better than no attention, right? Bronagh and Dominic's story is funny, emotional, sexy, filled with adrenaline and lots of testosterone. There are plenty of bad guys and mean girls; a family of great, loyal, problematic, loving guys and the best sisters; friends worth sticking by, and a love story worth every fight, curse, thrown cup, shoe, fist and kiss. I loved reading the Irish accents of Bronagh and Branna, "eejit" and "s***e" were my favorites. As much as I'm not Irish, my love for all Irish things (and family) earned Dominic and the Slater boys an instant soft spot with me. I look forward to Dame, Kane, Alec and Ryder's stories.