Aleatha Romig is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author who lives in Indiana, USA. She grew up in Mishawaka, graduated from Indiana University, and is currently living south of Indianapolis, USA. Before she became a full-time author, she worked days as a dental hygienist and spent her nights writing. Now, when she's not imagining mind-blowing twists and turns, she likes to spend her time with her friends and family, including her beloved grandchildren.
Aleatha released her first novel, CONSEQUENCES, in August of 2011. CONSEQUENCES became a bestselling series with five novels and two companions released from 2011 through 2015. The compelling and epic story of Anthony and Claire Rawlings has graced more than a million e-readers. Her next series, INFIDELITY (not about cheating) hit New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today best-seller lists. Aleatha has since released over fifty novels in multiple genres: dark romance, romantic suspense, thriller, and romantic comedy. She went back to her edge of your seat romantic suspense thrillers with her WEB SERIES trilogies, Devil’s Duet, Kingdom Come, and most recently with her suspense series, the Sin series, ready to binge.
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Aleatha is represented by Danielle Sanchez of SBR Media and PR with Wildfire Marketing.
Wow I am blown away! I loved these books and boy did they suck me in! The ending of the first book there is a real twist! In the middle of the book I kept thinking all was going so well and this was turning into a true love story. I was so surprised with what happened to Claire after Consequences. Tony you are truly evil and yet is he? And, what about Catherine? I loved truth and couldn't put the book down! I know my husband thought I abandoned him to keep on reading. Another twist at the end of the second book.
I've recently met with "romance" titles that I've felt anything but fitting into "romance". Titles where pathological behaviour, predators etc are portrayed as somehow romantic. Through one of those I remembered this I read ages ago which has shared characteristics in a sense. I re-visited this now as ebook I'd clicked a freebie of also ages ago. I must say it seems every bit as bad as I remembered.
It's - sheer crazy. It's one crazy book about people being completely nuts and acting like in Lord of Flies or something. Additionally, the writing sucks. It's simply horrible all in all, not to nitpick. Characters flat. It's all very repetitive and an utter bore if you can call it that in the sense that there's ongoing abuse which is the theme, the flesh, blood and the bones of the story and the series. It's a bit awful to have to call physical and mental abuse of all sorts boring, call getting raped and beat up besides imprisoned "boring", but what can you do. The writer is literally rolling in it here. Stockholm syndrome exists but it's not romantic, Romantic nor Romance either. Neither is the other aforesaid.
To portray crazy predators like this as the other mc in a supposed "romance novel" makes one wonder at what happens in the heads of women who even want to imagine or write such. It's not healthy. Let alone portray it as Romance in Romance genres. Horror, thrillers maybe.
If you *enjoy* this stuff, I guess it's for you. It's not for we who don't. Matters of taste and all that.
3.5 - My initial rating was 5, the first two volumes were superb but after that it became repetitive and tedious, too much detail and over describing every smell, colour, scene and feeling etc. to the point where it makes you skip ahead just to get to the point and too repetitive of things and events that were explained in detail already. Also I would have loved to see more explicitness in the trauma that the heroine faced rather than only allusions to the atrocities she endured. I also despised her lack of dignity and the absolute submission without fight or defiance to the most demeaning humiliations the main character inflicted upon her
The first book was very hard to read. I hated Tony; he was so awful. I almost stopped reading it several times, but I couldn't. Bad things happen in the first book, but if you can make it through, the story becomes awesome. There is a mystery in this series that keeps you wanting to read more and more to find out what will happen next. Now, I have to read the third book to see what happens.
Honestly starting out this series there was so many time I just wanted to STOP and put the book down. The is the first book series that has made me want to stop reading but keep reading. But OMG Tony is by far my most LOVED hero. I can't go in detail but this series is a MUST read when you want to pull your hair out and put the book down push through I PROMISE you won't regret
At first it was hard to read, and makes you question your moral compass. Even more so as the book progresses because you begin liking this guy. It was a constant internal struggle reading which matched up with the to character's feelings, making it all so much more real and intense. I really enjoyed the ups and downs, the suspense, the mystery, and of course, the love story.