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I'm loving it so much! Well, like all the other books in this series, if I must be honest. There are some parts in this book that seem irrelevant or a tad presumptuous, but all in all, it flows quite well.

I’m not sold on this. It’s a get-back-together story with a weird twist towards BDSM, where both characters are seriously fake. And the Dom is the fakest of all. Too much of a cheap textbook case.

This is getting interesting.

The writing is enjoyable, but at this point I'm not sure where the story is trying to go, or how it's going to be resolved.

I must confess myself disturbed by the many parallels the author keeps making with Sherlock Holmes. One thing is to be inspired by the books and the Great Detective, and another is to pretend your story's world was the original inspiration behind it.

I'm liking this, though there are some parts and some hints that annoy me a tad. The off hand reference to famous figures irks me a little. Maybe because it reminds me of real life con artists, with their penchant for misleading victims with off hand mentions of people, to make them believe they are intimate with them. I just don't like it. Well, we shall see if this costs the book a star or not.

A little still, but man, I'm liking this one!

Ok, I've got this one for free, but for the love of every sacred LGTBQ book in the universe, why can't they get an Editor before publishing? This isn't a fanfic, please get an editor. Editors exist and they need a job. Look for the one closest to you and employ it!

I actually paid for this story. I'm not entirely sold on it, but it's not a bad story either.

Good grace! Make up your mind! In the first half Taylor (the omega) goes from "family and having a family and a mate is the one and only thing I want in life" to "I wish so much to have my own family and my own children" and "I imagine my mate to be a protective alpha" to (in a matter of two pages "I am scared of commitment". Was this written in fragments and then ended up being the patchwork of many plotbunnies?

This is getting so disturbing. the author is romaticizing stalking and harrassment. :-(