this is my roman empire11 s Bex (Beckie Bookworm)2,175 1,448




For a serial killer romance, this was surprisingly sweet and romantic in a bloody deranged psychotic way. I've loved all the books so far in this series and this one was no exception. Be aware these are romances that deal with serial killers, they are interconnected and this latest one involves Jed, whom we met in previous books. I've always been intrigued by him, especially because of his unusual background and he always came across as the quiet mysterious one.

This is all told from Saylor's POV, so whilst taking pictures for a job assignment in Morgan Swamp Preserve our girl manages to witness Jed wielding a chainsaw and committing a murder. Scared she will be next Jed apologises to Saylor before drugging and kidnapping her. She then awakens at his isolated home in the middle of woodland where Jed informs her he can't let her go until he's sure she won't go to the police.

This story evolves from there and though this deals with some dark themes and subject matter the actual romance between Saylor and Jed is actually really stinking adorable. Jed is a real sweetheart and adores Saylor instantly, he also has an air of vulnerability that just made him so easy to and despite the psycho chainsaw massacre tendencies, he wouldn't hurt a hair on Saylor's head.

Saylor well I also d her the internal battle she wages against why Jed isn't healthy for her made for some amusing one-liners and internal thoughts. I d that her accepting who Jed was wasn't an easy process and that this was still something that working on it.

We also get to reacquaint ourselves with some previous characters so I appreciated that especially Wren's inclusion. This was an excellent addition to the series and I enjoyed it a whole lot



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Ughhhh. I knew Jed was going to be an amazing read but man, Aj outdid herself again.
The entire series of Pleasure and Prey is so delectable and this one has definitely worked its way into my taste buds to another delicious top tier.
Blood and gore, sweet, honey flavored words and acts, spicey spice scenes to make your own thighs clench, and a new furry addition at the end...what more could this book offer?
If you haven't read the other 3 Pleasure and Prey books don't worry, you don't necessarily have to. Though I implore you, if serial killers who are entirely obsessed and head over heels for the FMC is up your alley, run don't walk to read the first 3 books too!
This book and the rest are yummy enough to sink your teeth into and leave you pining for more!7 s VeryFictional17

I have loved all of the books in the Pleasure & Prey series so far! This one was a little underwhelming compared to the rest, though. I still enjoyed it, but it is not a favorite within the series. The storyline was a divergence from what I've come to expect based on the previous books. Most aspects of that worked well, and some did not.

The characters were well-written, and I was invested in the relationship, but there was an element of excitement missing for me in this book compared to the rest of the series due to the way Merlin chose to depict the development of the relationship. It worked in that it felt organic and belivable, but it lost some of the suspense that I had hoped for. I d Jed and Saylor, but I didn't *love* them I've loved the other pairings. I also felt that the spice wasn't there in this book compared to the rest of the series. It's really good, but comparatively tamer to me.

Overall, I still had a really good time reading this book. I d finally seeing Jed's story! He's an absolute cinnamon roll. I loved seeing him so sweet and patient with Saylor. I also really d getting to see more of the group dynamics with Jed, Virgil, and Wren. I'm definitely continuing the series, and I can't waif for the next book!!dark-romances5 s ThatNerdViolet53 52 Read

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