Handsome Devil

First of all, read the trigger warning and even then be prepared because it is very explicit in some ways. I'm normally ok with all the triggers, but I wasn't in the right headspace for this one. I couldn't take the necessary step away. This means in one way that the writing is excellent and not only descriptive (it is) but opens all the images in your head, too. This story is really well written, and even non native English readers could enjoy Gias and Tates' story. I liked the most that Gia's a fierce woman who's having a significant evolution. Tate is just Tate. I also liked the chemistry between them. Last but not least, the Cameos of the former pairs in the Forbidden Love series and getting to know the next protas of the Society of Villains series. conclusion: Read the trigger warning and decide on your own. tropes: mafia-themed enemies-to-lovers touch her and * book description I made a deal with the devil to save my mother But is it really hell if I love the way it burns? Gia The monster from my nightmares crawled into my reality, masquerading as my boss. Tatum Blackthorne is Lucifer, personified. When he discovers my weakness, he makes me an offer I cannot refuse, and I become his wife. I always knew he was depraved, but as his twisted vendetta unfurls, so does my darkest secret. Now were both the target of very nefarious people Theyre about to find out no one matches my husbands wrath. Tate I am a man of a few pleasures, one of which is destroying Gia Bennett. Slowly. Patiently. Systematically. My fixation with my secretary has an origin, but no limits. When my revenge spree sparks into an all-consuming Mafia war, I expect nothing but a good time. After all, death cannot come too soon. Alas, it isnt just my life thats on the line now. In this chess name, the king protects the queen. Even at the price of burning down his entire empire. info: This is the third book of the Forbidden Love series. book 1: Truly Madly Deeply book 2: Wildest Dreams book 3: Handsome Devil Each book can be read individually as a standalone, but I recommend to read them in order for a better reading experience.