Remember who you are.” I can tell he doesn’t want to ask, but curiosity gets the better of him. “That’s what I always tell myself when I’m not feeling one hundred percent. It was good that Declan wasn't charmed by Sloane at first sight like all the other men that fall at her feet.
He matched Sloane well with his dry humor, grumpy attitude and overall he has all these other traits in JTG Heroes that I love (overprotective, alpha and later on obsessed w the h). If you compare both main characters, then Sloane is clearly the shining star of this book and Declan paled compared to her, but I liked Declan too. “How many times did your parents beg you to run away from home?”
I just wanted to ask if you think Reverse Stockholm Syndrome is already a thing, or if you’re about to invent it?” Gangster.” He closes his eyes, makes a growling noise, and tightens his hand on my neck. I have a soft spot for main characters that are not afraid to insult each other. The back and forth between them was everything. The dialogues between Sloane and Declan are top tier. “I don’t love labels, but if you need to call me something, you can just call me your queen.”Ĭarnal Urges has SO. “If you’re not my captive, then what are you?” I think about it for a moment. Other rom-com books are overrated, Sloane Keller is where it's at! Sloane is hilarious and she's carrying this book on her shoulders. I never knew what would come out of her mouth next.
That's the kind of gal she is and I love it. Sloane is the kind of over the top annoying character (in the best way) that kidnappers would send back within a few hours with an apology to the parents, because she would just annoy her kidnappers to the point of insanity.
She's a queen, she is a badass, she is a savage. If you take one thing out of my review then that you should read this book for Sloane. She was the MVP in Ruthless Creatures and she continues her reign in Carnal Urges. None have recurring characters, and can be read in any order.Fourth Wing put me in another slump and re-reading sloanedeclan’s diary helped me a little to get out of it again so it deserves bonus points for that. Pen Pal, Perfect Strangers, Midnight Valentine, Rules of Engagement, The Last Vampire, and all three books in the Slow Burn Series are complete standalones. However, some of my books have characters that cross over from one series to another, so to get a more nuanced reading experience and the full backstory on everyone, you * might* consider starting at the Bad Habit Series and working your way forward from there. You can start with the most recent releases and work your way back if you like. The “Official'” reading order for all my novels is below, based on when they released.
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