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Hard to Let Go (Hard Ink #4) by Laura Kaye [Start Date: November 07, 2016]
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I've got to finish up my current book, then I'm reading Hard to Let Go. I am looking forward to Kat's and Beckett's story and getting more clues as to who set this whole thing up.
I started reading tonight but got distracted by some family business. I'll try to get more in tomorrow, but we're going to my mother's to watch election coverage. So, my reading may be limited.I'm just in chapter 2 and am concerned about a recurring theme of willingly breaking confidentiality oaths and rules. It's funny but I am less concerned with the way the crew is taking the law into their own hands than I am with their willingness to share information they've sworn not to.
I haven't started yet, but I see no reason these guys should consider themselves bound by any confidentiality agreement they signed. They were set up, framed and railroaded. The agreement they signed wasn't to protect them. It protected the baddies who did this to them.
Anita wrote: "I haven't started yet, but I see no reason these guys should consider themselves bound by any confidentiality agreement they signed. They were set up, framed and railroaded. The agreement they sign..."It's not just the team themselves. It's also the people around them. You'll know what Lara is talking about when you start reading.
I'm on chapter 16
ShoSho wrote: "I'm on chapter 16"Wow! I just got home and have an hour to read, so I guess i better get on it ;-)
Lara wrote: "ShoSho wrote: "I'm on chapter 16"Wow! I just got home and have an hour to read, so I guess i better get on it ;-)"
well I'm listening with 1.4x speed and yesterday I listened for a few hours while I was working.
On chapter 22 now (view spoiler)
Lara wrote: "So, I'm in chapter 6, [spoilers removed]"I know! I hate it when the heroines say that!
ShoSho wrote: "Anita wrote: "I haven't started yet, but I see no reason these guys should consider themselves bound by any confidentiality agreement they signed. They were set up, framed and railroaded. The agree..."I was going to read today, then my grandson took a header and got a small cut on the top of his head. We had Grammy and Nathan time, went out to lunch and to the beach. I told him his mom would kill me if he got his head wet - he didn't. Only got to chapter 2.
I hope it's too painful for him. Do you have him everyday?
He has a very hard head and the cut wasn't deep, just bled a lot. I only get him when school is out early, teacher free days and when he stays home from school.
Anita wrote: "He has a very hard head and the cut wasn't deep, just bled a lot. I only get him when school is out early, teacher free days and when he stays home from school."lol
That's nice .My mom loves it when my nieces and nephew stay with her.
I'm just starting chapter 9. Work and life have taken over this month and I've managed a fraction of the reading I'm used to. Tonight I rested due to having a migraine all day, then had to complete some work before getting to read. I wish this book were more exciting and less cliched. I'm not thrilled with Kat's situation (view spoiler) as a plot element. So, that doesn't help me get into the story either.
ShoSho, I'm holding off reading your end-of-book spoiler until I'm done. So far I don't think it's one of the better books in the series either.
Lara wrote: "I'm just starting chapter 9. Work and life have taken over this month and I've managed a fraction of the reading I'm used to. Tonight I rested due to having a migraine all day, then had to complete..."Yes don't read until you're done. There are real spoilers in it.
I hope you like it more than I did.
I'm on chapter 15 and I agree, not a great book. Please tell me that everything gets wrapped up. I don't think I can read another one.
Are you ladies going to read
in December?
NO! I'll only read another Laura Kaye book if there is absolutely nothing else to read.
No I think we're going to read
. That'd be our last book from the series!
After reading the blurbs for the last novellas, I don't see that they add to this series at all. The plot arc was wrapped in Hard to Let Go and I'm done.
Anita wrote: "After reading the blurbs for the last novellas, I don't see that they add to this series at all. The plot arc was wrapped in Hard to Let Go and I'm done."Yes I feel like I m done too. But aa my library has it i feel compelled to read it!lol
I hope it turns out to be a great book. I know how anal I can be when it comes to finishing something.
I just finished and agree that I was underwhelmed. Things are wrapped up in this book, but there was a lot of coincidences. ShoSho, I agree with you 100% about the Cole situation. When it happened I wondered what the heck was going on. It was ridiculous.
Plus, I thought that (view spoiler) was gratuitous. Perhaps it partially served to get Beckett to admit his feelings, but I also felt it was unnecessary to go so far. (view spoiler)
Just finished and I loved it, looks like I'm in the minority here, lol! I appreciate the way the author answered my questions re Kaine and Merritt and how they got involved with eachother. ; )
Silvia wrote: "Just finished and I loved it, looks like I'm in the minority here, lol! I appreciate the way the author answered my questions re Kaine and Merritt and how they got involved with eachother. ; )"So glad you enjoyed it, Silvia :)
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Five dishonored soldiers.
Former Special Forces.
One last mission.
These are the men of Hard Ink.
Beckett Murda hates to dwell on the past. But his investigation into the ambush that killed half his Special Forces team and ended his Army career gives him little choice. Just when his team learns how powerful their enemies are, hard-ass Beckett encounters the biggest complication yet—seductive, feisty Katherine Rixey.
A tough, stubborn prosecutor, Kat visits her brothers’ Hard Ink Tattoo following a bad break-up—and finds herself staring down the barrel of a stranger’s gun. Beckett is hard-bodied and sexy as hell, but he’s also the most infuriating man ever. Worse, Kat’s brothers are at war with criminals her office is investigating. When Kat joins the fight, she lands straight in Beckett’s sights—and his arms. Not to mention their enemies’ crosshairs.
Now Beckett and Kat must set aside their differences to work together, because the only thing sweeter than justice is finding love and never letting go.