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It Ain't Me, Babe (Hades Hangmen, #1)

Tillie Cole

Start date: September 17, 2015

Finish date: October 1, 2015

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Apr 28, 2014 Victoria rated it liked it

Shelves: na-ya, damsel-in-distress, biker-mc, abused-heroine

3.0 RATING- I know I'm in the minority here but ummm..this just was not good.

I'm giving this book three stars because the writing quality was okay and there were no major editing issues but the story left alot to be desired. I can't really even qualify this one as a guilty pleasure, it was more like a bad movie. You can take a lot of ingredients and put them in a pot but it doesn't mean you're going to come out with something good. I kind of feel like that's what happened here. There's the grit ...more

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Mar 16, 2017 Joyce rated it it was amazing

Shelves: dark-erotica, mc-club

This was a great read. Love the twist of the cult group. Looking forward to the next book!

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Apr 23, 2015 Chelsea rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favourites

I really really loved this book. I loved everything about it. I think it's a brilliant creation. The plot was like woah. Seriously did not see that shit coming, what a twist. Then that cliff hanger Gahhh! Loved the characters! They're so dark and dangerous it was seriously so sexy. I cannot wait for Flames story, it was so unexpected that I'd get so worked up about this particular character cos he is seven shades of messed up. But in a way it works and I think he's super sexy in a dangerous way. ...more

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Apr 28, 2014 Suzanne rated it really liked it

River “Styx” Nash and Salome’s (or Mae) story began fifteen years earlier with a chance encounter that deeply impacted both of them. Styx was a young boy with a debilitating speech impediment and Mae was a young girl whose life had forever been changed by a cruel and terrifying incident. Styx was able to communicate with the clearly distressed and horrified Mae, marking her as the third person he was able to use words with (his father and his best friend, Ky, being the other two). Their happenst ...more

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