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Nash

(Marked Men #4)

Jay Crownover (Goodreads Author)

4.20 · Rating details · 26,275 ratings · 2,068 reviews

Will their past determine their future?

Saint Ford has worked hard to achieve her childhood dream of becoming of nurse. Focused on her work and devoted to her patients, there’s no room for love. She doesn’t need a guy making waves in her calm, serene life—especially when he’s the unforgettable hottie who nearly destroyed her in high school. Dark, brooding Nash Donovan might ...more

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Nov 18, 2013 If it ain't good I don't read it ! rated it really liked it

Oh hey another Jay Crownover book....

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Clearly y'all forgot to tell me about this....

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Okay. Thats how it is huh
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Nov 05, 2013 Christy rated it really liked it

4 I Nash stars!

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It all started with a guy named Rule Archer. I was hooked. I love these Marked Men. Rule’s book was my absolute favorite, followed by Rome’s. As much as I love Nash and Jet, their women both drove me up the wall! There was so much I adored about this book. Nash was pretty much perfect. If Saint would have gotten her crap together a little quicker, it probably would have been a 5 star read for me. That being said, I still really enjoyed most of the book and you won’t want to ...more

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Jan 02, 2014 ~♡AB♡~ rated it it was ok

Shelves: 2-5-stars-and-under-did-not-like

Possible spoiler alert!

It started off well but rapidly declined.

We begin with Nash at the hospital after receiving the double shocking news about Uncle Phil. We learn all about how Saint had a crush on him at High School and about how he tried to be her friend but then she 'overheard' him talking nastily about her. Despite how much she hates him, she sees that Nash is in need of some sympathy right now so she offers him a little bit of support. They have some nice sexual tension going on and at ...more

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Apr 22, 2015 Mirjana **DTR - Down to Read** rated it it was ok

Shelves: 2-star, i-like-your-tats, guuurrrrll

***2.5 Stars***

How do you rate a romance book where you're in love with the leading man but feel he got short changed with his leading lady??

I'm going to apologize in advance for what will most likely be an overlong, babbling review.

"It's how we deal with the things that hurt us most that defines us."

That, right there, is suppose to be the message of this book. So, what defines Saint? She's defined by a brief time in high school. A 17 year-old boy's comment and one party.

Let me set the ...more

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Apr 12, 2014 Geri Reads rated it it was ok

Would have been a better book if it hadn't been for Saint. Sad to say, she pretty much sucked my enjoyment out of this book.

I'm all for heroines who have some insecurities one way or the other. If done right and sparingly, the heroine could end up likable and relatable. In this book, Saint's insecurities was way too heavy. It suffocated the fun right out of the book. Frankly, Saint was mean, whiny, and just generally unlikable.

After the 50% mark, I just started skimming. I did like Nash, very ...more

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Oct 16, 2013 ✿kawehi.reviews rated it really liked it

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Will their past determine their future?

Saint Ford has worked hard to achieve her childhood dream of becoming of nurse. Focused on her work and devoted to her patients, there’s no room for love. She doesn’t need a guy making waves in her calm, serene life—especially when he’s the unforgettable hottie who nearly destroyed her in high school. Dark, brooding Nash Donovan might not remember her or the terrible pain he caused. But he turned her ...more

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Apr 30, 2014 Patrycja rated it really liked it

Title: Nash
Series: Marked Men
Author: Jay Crownover
Release Date: April 29, 2014
Rating: 4 stars
Cliffhanger:. No
HEA: (view spoiler)

I wanted to start reading Nash as soon as I finished Rome, third book in Marked Men Series. I think I always have this strong urge to read another book by Jay Crownover immediately after finishing and closing the one I am done with. Her books are just so fast paced and lovely, I’m a fanatic. Her Marked Men novels are very addicting and you can’t ...more

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Jan 16, 2014 Catarina rated it really liked it

Shelves: is-getting-hot-in-here, new-adult, cat-heart-these-books, perfect-book-boyfriend, the-bad-boy-look

4,5 “Nash” Stars.

This is the fourth book on the Marked Men Series and finally, he have Nash’s story.
Nash and Saint used to go to high school together. Saint was a shy girl who used to be picked on by the others, and Nash was the sexy troublemaker playboy that kept making bad decisions. Saint had a crush on Nash, so when one day he heard him say real cruel things she decides to change her life and never, ever, fall in love again. It just hurts too much.
Now, several years passed and Nash is a ...more

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Jan 03, 2014 Rachel Naughton rated it it was amazing

I adored this book. I knew I'd love Nash and I was not disappointed. For me this is still not on a par with Rule but it's pretty damn close. Certainly better than Jet or Rome. Incredibly hot scenes intertwined with achingly sweet and emotionally provocative scenes written beautifully. It's a winner. Read it!!

Want want want!
is the one I've been waiting for. I think this will be the one to match Rule for me.

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Jun 10, 2015 NiCoLeTa E. rated it really liked it

Shelves: favorites, romance-young-adult-etc

*** 4,5 "you have to appreciate yourself... more" stars***

And that's why i cut half point of this book...
Because Saint was a really nice girl, but she had so many fuckin' issues inside of her that made me really, really angry...
She was so great and perfect but she wasn't having a fuckin' idea how perfect she was!!!

As for Nash???? He was perfect too, as all of the rest "marked" men and their matches...

Yep, i loved and this book in this series...

But I'm really afraid for myself when i will ...more

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Jan 08, 2014 Beverly rated it really liked it

3.5 Nashtastic Stars

Nash is the fourth installment in the Marked Men Series.

In this installment we get to know Nash, he has always been the calm voice of reason with the guys, and I was excited to see how that would work in his own relationship. True to character, Nash was reasonable and didn’t overreact. He didn’t sugar coat anything and was always willing to go the drama free way.

This earned serious points with me….

Saint…I swear I go into books wanting to like the females…I really, really ...more

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Jul 20, 2016 XxTainaxX Curvy and Nerdy rated it really liked it

Nash is not the same person he was as a boy. Back then, he wanted his mom's acceptance and acted out to get her attention. Saint knew and was affected by him in high school, not always in a good way, but not everything was what it seems. They meet again as adults after Rome, Nash's close friend, lands himself in the hospital where she is a nurse. Though there is an obvious attraction, there is a giant shadow of hurt that dulls it on Saint's end. The attraction won't go away and as they are ...more

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Sep 27, 2015 Nashoda Rose rated it it was amazing

How is this my first Jay Crownover book??? Damn, I was seriously missing out. Now to go back and read the others :)

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May 04, 2014 Michelle rated it it was amazing

Shelves: hot-men, bad-boys, alpha-male, series

My heart was broken for this sexy tattooed man

Nash as alway been a easy goin man doesn't let much get to him once his family is good he is fine Nash doesn't actually get on with his mum or step father how is a total ass by the way she isn't much better Nash had it hard been brought up by these to arses but once he was with his Uncle Phil things were better Ye he was still wild but Phil knew what would turn things around an he did this for al the Marked Men he took them al in an made them the ...more

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Jun 02, 2014 Val ⚓️ Shameless Non-Snowflake ⚓️ rated it liked it

Shelves: young-adult-new-adult, grief, 3-stars

I would rate this higher, but I don't think I have enough self esteem...

Saint and her insecurities drained all mine out of me...or least it felt like it.

This started off great and, after watching these two interact in the previous books, I was really excited for this story. Nash was great and the full cast of all our friends of course made it heart-warming. But Saint. Je-SUS, this girl. *shakes head*

I get having insecurities and leftover hurts from our teenage years. I fucking HATED middle ...more

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Dec 07, 2013 S.M. West rated it really liked it

Shelves: uber-sexy-hot-male-lead

3.5 NASH STARS

"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." - Eleanor Roosevelt

I truly enjoy this series and really wanted Nash's story of finding THE one for him. Thank goodness for Nash Donovan! From the first book, it was obvious he was a great guy, sweet, easy going and definitely rocking a hot body. This book only reinforced that tenfold! It was so easy to fall for Nash. He was perfect even with his flaws.

Saint Ford knows Nash from high school where she was shy, awkward, ...more

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Oct 12, 2014 .Karéz. rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: series, panties-soaked, 2014

3 "Only for Nash" Stars...

I was so excited to read Nash's story ever since he was mentioned in previous books in Marked Men series. and Jay Crownover never fails to deliver us these Bad boys yet so sweet,and caring..

Nash he's that calm, reasonable, guy in the group. truly loved how he faces his issues, and i was blown away how he handled The "Complicated relationship" between him and Saint.

That woman, she has some serious issues. I swear i felt like this through the whole book..
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Jan 11, 2014 Anna rated it really liked it

Nash seriously he always finds the words to say. I swooned BIG TIME but fear not Rule is still my favorite !!!

I stayed up late with this baby ..... just love this series! ...more

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Dec 31, 2013 Polly rated it liked it

3-this series is rapidly declining stars

I went in refusing to compare this book to Rule (my all time #2 BBF) because that's what I've done in the past. Honestly, even if I had never read another book by this author it still would not have been great.

So we have Nash

PS: All my tattoo book men look like M Shadows, why because he's fucking perfect that's why...moving on

Nash was a pretty big let down in the bad boy dept. He had just found out some major things that changed his perception on his 3-this series is rapidly declining stars

I went in refusing to compare this book to Rule (my all time #2 BBF) because that's what I've done in the past. Honestly, even if I had never read another book by this author it still would not have been great.

So we have Nash

PS: All my tattoo book men look like M Shadows, why because he's fucking perfect that's why...moving on

Nash was a pretty big let down in the bad boy dept. He had just found out some major things that changed his perception on his family. Instead of dealing he holes up into his apartment for a week and smokes and drinks. Sadly, I never really warmed up to him. He was just ok

Then there's Saint

Saint who I spent the majority of the book wanting to do this:

See apparently in high school, Saint was a bit over weight. She had a huge crush on Nash. One day she "assumes" that Nash is talking about her when she overhears him making some off hand remark about some chick that is too ugly to get laid. What happens next? As soon as she graduates she flees the state and let that ONE assumption dictate the rest of her life. Seriously.

Her and Nash keep getting thrown together. They soon begin to date. She never really gets over her own insecurities. She thinks all men are dogs and they will always cheat, so she never lets anyone get close.

Her inner dialgue??

So on we go. They are cruising along. Saint never wants to admit she loves him and then "something" happens. Well Nash was a dumbass in this situation BUT nothing really happened. So what does she do? She flees to go see her equally crazy (although she has a reason to be) mother instead of getting an explanation.

She stays gone until she finds out Nash needs her. Then she finally has a "aha" moment and can't live with out him.

By that point I could really care less.

Since book 1 (I know I know comparing) all the female leads in this series have been weak and annoying. Rowdy is next. Do I have high hopes? No. His girl seems bad ass, but then so did Cora and we all know how that turned out. Will I read it?
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Oct 16, 2013 Danielle rated it it was amazing

Yet another Marked Men novel that I ate up in one day. There is just too much hotness going on in this series!! Nash is fucking awesome, Saint is adorable and if possible I love Rule even more!!! Royal?! Can she please fall for one of our Marked Men?! I mean I seriously LOVE her!! I cannot wait for Rowdy! I love you Jay!!!!!! :-)

Holy marked men Batman. I am so fucking excited that Nash is gonna get a book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!

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Oct 19, 2013 Kelli C ~ Jack Sawyer's Heart rated it liked it

Shelves: steamy-read, bad-boys, second-chance-love, arc, annoying-heroine, wanted-more, series

*ARC provided for honest review and for The Window Seat on a Rainy Day*

I became a Jay Crownover fan from the first time Rule Archer fell out of bed full of half-naked women, hung-over, and uncaring. My love for this author just grew with each book in the Marked Men series. Knowing Nash Donovan was going to get his time in the spotlight had me more than anxiously waiting!

Nash Donovan has always been the “good friend.” Always there for his friends with a good heart and an unwavering sense of *ARC provided for honest review and for The Window Seat on a Rainy Day*

I became a Jay Crownover fan from the first time Rule Archer fell out of bed full of half-naked women, hung-over, and uncaring. My love for this author just grew with each book in the Marked Men series. Knowing Nash Donovan was going to get his time in the spotlight had me more than anxiously waiting!

Nash Donovan has always been the “good friend.” Always there for his friends with a good heart and an unwavering sense of loyalty. After all his friends are his true family. He has lived his life as an outcast in a home with a self-absorbed mother. AT the end of Rome’s tale, Nash’s life was turned upside down when he learned and ugly truth that was kept from him. He is in a complete loss as to handle this news as time is ticking for his grasp of his new reality.

Since the "Marked" men spend quite a bit of time in the local hospital the introduction of super nurse Saint Ford was inevitable. She is no stranger to Nash and the boys. She is a blast from the past, only she was the overweight, shy, unpopular girl who longed for just a simply hello from Nash Donovan. She is unable to get over the effects of having never been good enough and she has a huge chip on her shoulder. She may have felt as if she was bullied but honestly her behavior is less than stellar as she is quite judgmental in her new grown up/sexy self.
In a fairly predictable manner, Nash is drawn to Saint. He has always been drawn to her goodness, yet he cannot understand her cold behavior. Saint does not make life easy as she runs cold and burning hot for the tattooed bad boy who sets her on fire like no other man.

The majority of this book is spend with Nash thinking about Saint, and wanting to be with her, but she is a mess. She comes onto him, then leaves. She wants him, then pushes away. She wants to go back in time and do all the things that a couple would have done in high school, such as make out or ice skate. REALLY??? I had a really hard time connecting with this character. I felt that Nash’s character was very well written. He had a lot of emotions to deal with and he was completely believable and swoon worthy. I honestly wish that he would have had a female counterpart worthy of his affection. Instead Saint refused to see Nash for anything more than the bully from her past.

I just could not get past my issues with Saint. Also, I didnt think there was the same level of chemistry found in prior books. Saint’s insecurities, her inability to get over the past, and her constant need to keep Nash at arm’s length made for mediocre intimacy in my opinion. Nash oozed sex appeal with his body dragon and I wanted Saint to revel in him. Nash was nothing but good and she needed too much reassurance too often. Saint was only truly in character when she was in her profession. She had good qualities but unless she was caring for someone, she was fairly empty to me!!!! ...more

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Apr 30, 2014 Nikki rated it it was ok

Shelves: kill-me-now, dumbass-heroines, she-s-a-succubus

And the winner for Best Succubus in a Novel or Series goes too....

Saint. Don't she look purty?
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Saint is a succubus. She was a succubus on page 1 through to the bitter end. I am no raging feminist but this beotch literally could have set the woman's movement back light ages with her drama and shit. Basing her whole miserable existence on something she "thought" someone said about her. I had a really hard time trying to relate to her and her so-called insecurities. She was the little caterpillar ...more

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Sep 14, 2015 NinaReader rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook

***Audiobook***

I'm really liking this series and this is one of the better stories so far.

Nash is the ultimate good guy wrapped in a bad boy appearance. He is genuine, caring, and trustworthy.

Saint is the now-gorgeous nurse but was once an invisible girl in high school. She had a big crush on Nash, who was nice to her but with some misunderstanding, without him knowing, he broke her heart and she had issues that stemmed from it.

Running into each other again years later, he was drawn to her and ...more

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Oct 16, 2013 Lala rated it it was amazing

SPOILER ALERT!!! (You've been warned!)

Release date: 4/29/14 Nash and Saint - Holy hell. Did Jay drop a bomb on us in the epilogue of Rome or what?!?!

4/29/14 Originally posted on Crownover's Crowd on Facebook without the spoilers:

So I tell Jay all the time on twitter how amazing she is and how in love I am with Rowdy, but it all needs to be said again.

I woke up early this morning so I could read Nash for an hour before I left for work. (Longest 40 minutes drive of my life.) I read pretty much SPOILER ALERT!!! (You've been warned!)

Release date: 4/29/14 Nash and Saint - Holy hell. Did Jay drop a bomb on us in the epilogue of Rome or what?!?!

4/29/14 Originally posted on Crownover's Crowd on Facebook without the spoilers:

So I tell Jay all the time on twitter how amazing she is and how in love I am with Rowdy, but it all needs to be said again.

I woke up early this morning so I could read Nash for an hour before I left for work. (Longest 40 minutes drive of my life.) I read pretty much the whole day at work. (Please don't tell my boss!) and finished up around 7:00 tonight. It was a-may-zing! I was developing some pretty strong feelings for Nash (which felt like I was cheating on Rowdy...shh don't tell) so I kept waiting and waiting for Rowdy to appear. No lie...I emailed a friend I got hooked on the books that he made his first appearance on page 66. She pointed out how crazy I was. By page 165, she was tired of my gushing praise and started reading at work as well. She is now telling me she won't sleep until it's finished. But I digress. Nash and Saint are currently my favorite Marked couple and I was certain no one would top Rule and Shaw. Nash is absolutely perfect. Every girl should want a guy like Nash Donavon. I think I'm swooning right now.

IMO everything about Nash is pretty on par with perfection. He's a typical guy, but there is so much more to him than that. The things he dealt with as a kid with his mom and step-bastard would have been enough to break a lesser man. But he was always a good guy deep down and just needed someone to show him love and affection. He got that from Phil unconditionally.

I always thought Phil was a pretty cool dude for what he did for all those boys and Cora when they had no where else to go. That's takes a big man to step up for all those kids and do what he did. Knowing that, I can forgive him to lying to Nash for all those years. I'll never understand it though. Taking Nash in and hearing how he resented the man who left him should have been enough for Phil to step up and say "I never left you." But Phil was a good guy. I get why he did it, but for someone with his heart, I will never understand what he saw in Nash's evil mother. (She and Shaw's mother should play bridge. I bet those bitches are already friends.) I cried when Phil finally died. He was the one that brought all these guys together. He was the patriarch of The Marked and I don't know that it will be the same. I loved how even at the end, he was taking care of his boys (I'm looking at you, Rowdy.)

I like Saint a lot. Shaw is still my favorite stand alone female character, but Saint is right behind her. She has a tremendous heart. I have to admit though, she pissed my the hell off when she ran off to Phoenix. She fought Nash at every turn. She believed what he said about high school. She just needed a reason to keep him at arm's length. No matter what he did, she refused to see what an amazing guy he was. I almost wanted to give up on her and wish Nash would too (how shitty would that ending have been?) but I knew she was dealing with issues that go deeper than I could imagine. After the talk she had with her mom, I understood her a lot more and I think she understood herself more as well. The way she stepped up for Nash after Phil died redeemed her 100% for me.

There was one other part that made me cry happy tears and that was when Nash showed her the name of the new shop. Hell, I thought that was better than any marriage proposal I'd ever read. I was seriously swooning when he told Saint that the shop was business and she was his future. Asshat should have pulled out a ring. Although, then I'd probably be all "Rowdy who?" and that's just not right.

Before I get back to my love of all things James Dean personified, let me just say that Asa is growing on me more and more every book. I thought he was a punk ass loser in Jet. In Rome, I thought he was turning himself around and making an effort which I admired. But that speech he gave Nash about how he is still the same person but he makes the decision every day to be a better person put me 100% in Asa's corner. I like to believe that people are redeemable. That they can change for the better. There's a quote from The Tempest that has always stuck with me and it will actually be my next tattoo. It says "Hell is empty. All the devils are here." I believe that's true and the devils we fight inside us are some of the toughest ones we face. I've been racking my brain trying to find out who his girl is going to be and I've narrowed it down to two possible choices: Royal (I'm praying it's her!!!) or Brite and Darcy's daughter (Remember Brite had that favor to ask?)

Now on to important things. I've been in love with Rowdy ever since that speech he gave when Jet and Ayden had their issues after the Valentine's show. I've been waiting on pins and needles for what feels like decades to find out more about him. I'm so excited to see what happens with him and Salem. Anyone who can render my man speechless has to be kick ass. I already hate her sister for tossing him aside all those years ago. I cannot wait for October 21st. I'm going to be so sad to let my guy go, but I can't wait for his story!!!

PS - Jay, will you be my BFF? ...more

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Jan 17, 2014 Heidi rated it liked it

Shelves: audiobook

Love the Marked Men Series. However, this was my least favourite (so far). I really struggled with Saint and her messed up perspective on her life and how, somehow, Nash was responsible. I adored Nash and just thought he was way to good for Saint and basically she didn't deserve all that goodness. Still a good read but only 3 1/2 stars for me.

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Feb 13, 2017 Rebecca Yarros rated it it was amazing

Shelves: new-adult

LOVE. Yup. That's all. Just love.

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Dec 29, 2013 Sheyla ✎ rated it really liked it

In one night, Nash Donovan had so many truths revealed to him at once that he doesn't know if he should scream or hit something instead. His uncle is really his dad who is dying from cancer and his mother has lied to him his whole life.

Thankfully Saint Ford is there to prevent him from doing either.

Saint had a crush on Nash while they were in high school. They have their lockers next to each other and Nash was always nice to her despite her having acne and being a little overweight. That is ...more

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Jan 25, 2019 Syndi rated it liked it

I love Marked Men series. I read Rule and I just totally hooked with the story. But in Nash, I like it little less. And I think that is because of Saint. She is portrays as sassy, smart and kind girl. But I found out that she is very annoying with her self esteem. How come a girl with self esteem issue can be sassy and smart?

I can not believe that she let a stupid incident in high school ruins her self esteem for 8 years. Now that is stupid. Nash is OK. Even though I want to see his character ...more

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Jan 08, 2014 Christie«SHBBblogger» rated it liked it

Shelves: april-2014

3.5 stars

Title:Nash
Series:Marked Men #4
Author:Jay Crownover
Release Date: April 29 , 2014
Rating:3.5 stars
Cliffhanger:No
HEA: (view spoiler)

Two facts: I love author Jay Crownover, and I love the Marked Men series. Unfortunately, I did not love this newest addition. Liked...yes. That really is disappointing to me because this book in particular had the potential to be one of my favorites but it fell short of the mark. Don't get me wrong, not by any means am I saying this ...more

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Dec 18, 2019 Vintage rated it it was ok

Shelves: boring-heroine, bad-parents, bamboozled-hero, reformed-rake, angsty, tattoed-hunks, deception, horrible-heroine, rough-around-the-edges, needs-to-die

I would say shoot me now, but let's face it, the heroine is the one that needs to go down.

What. An. Idiot.

This one may not be able to handle one comment decades ago that may or may not have been about her, but has no problems dishing out the slut shaming to sweet and very pretty Royal. Can't really add much more to what has already been said, but just want to add...

Run Nash! Run for your life!

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Jay Crownover is the International and multiple New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Marked Men Series, The Saints of Denver Series, and The Point and Breaking Point Series. Her books can be found translated in many different languages all around the world. She is a tattooed, crazy haired Colorado native who lives at the base of the Rockies with her awesome dogs. This is where ...more