Boston Belles - Villain

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Generally speaking, she was about as maternal as a chewable thong, so I wasn’t quite sure any of these idiots were capable of taking care of anything more complex than a goldfish. My love for Cillian was never in any doubt, even with his extraordinary alpha-holeness as seen in The Hunter; magnify it a few hundred times and you have his own book, with his POV.

Also, there was this bullshit how 'Cillian doesn't directly look at the object of his interest' and that's the excuse he had for looking at Emmabelle so much instead of Persephone. today, i was in a bakery and i didn’t look at my favorite eclair bc, like Cillian, i don’t look at the things i want. The Villain is another consuming read, and, if I’m being honest, the Boston Belles world is rivaling the SOS world for me. LMAOOOOOOO ALDJFSKFLSD I can't with Cillian 😂😂😂 He was so awful and mean but it's so funny and I don't hate it.

Seeing her growth throughout the book from infatuated belle to a woman that really stands up for herself and what she deserves was deliciously satisfying. I’ve seen multiple heroes say something along the lines, “she makes me feel like a teenage boy” when the heroine makes the hero flustered. Just know that the author and her team are less transparent than a brick wall and have a cult mentality.

Because she implies that Cillian's personality is because has Tourette and that's just plain disrespectful to people who actually have this. Persephone’s husband left her to deal with his debt and since she was being threatened with her life she went and asked Cillian for help.Then again, I don’t think many people know the story of Icarus compared to Hades and Persephone, so it’s a good marketing strategy on her part, but it’s false advertisement imo. Besides, knocking Flower Girl up meant I no longer had an excuse to keep her around, and having a steady lay turned out to be convenient. Ever since Vicious and let's be real it's the book that kickstarted LJ career, she tried to recreate another Vicious with every of her asshole alpha heroes, but most of the time she failed until Cillian Fitzpatrick came along. Shen has proven more than once that she has a true talent, but it takes a really exceptionally skilled author to evoke such an enormous amount of feelings that overwhelmed me while reading Cillian and Persy’s story. I don't know if I'll pick the next book up in this series, because I just know I'll kick Sam woman-hating Brennan out of the window.