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Family & Felonies: A Necessary Evils Anthology
Onley James
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I really enjoyed this one. The author has been building up Aiden and Thomas throughout the series, and the payoff here was absolutely worth the wait. Their dynamic was everything I hoped for.
My Ranking of Necessary Evil Books: 7. Unhinged (Necessary Evil 1) 6. Mad Man (Necessary Evil 5) 5. Headcase (Necessary Evil 4) 4. Moonstruck (Necessary Evil 3) 2/3. Psycho & Lunatic (Necessary Evil 2 & 6) [I couldn't decide]
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Maniac (Necessary Evils, #7)
Onley James
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Trashy books (Non-derogatory) absolutely deserve scholarly analysis. How do they manage to be objectively terrible yet hold me hostage like it’s the best thing since sliced bread? I’m reading garbage (also Non-derogatory) with the devotion of a monk and frankly I’m offended and amazed.
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Maniac (Necessary Evils, #7)
Onley James
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I like the depth that Archer has. It's very different compared to the rest of the family. Again I sometimes found the bits with Noah and Adam a bit annoying. But I absolutely love Archer and Mac how different they are.
I also loved the non romantic plot very complex and interesting. Also very disturbing as usual. I did make the mistake of reading The Bone Collector before this series. I seriously can't wait to read the final book with Aiden and Thomas.
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Lunatic (Necessary Evils, #6)
Onley James
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Lunatic (Necessary Evils, #6)
Onley James
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I did not enjoy this book as much as the others. Don't get me wrong I hated the first book in the series. But this is a close second. It felt like there was no real plot when it came to the murder parts. But I did enjoy that this book clarified the Insect parts of the last book.
I'm so excited for Aiden and Thomas's book though. I really enjoyed that the author gave us more insight on them. I always enjoy reading about the other family members.
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Mad Man (Necessary Evils, #5)
Onley James
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“Boned up” is officially one of my least favorite phrases.
ash_reads_stuff commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Trashy books (Non-derogatory) absolutely deserve scholarly analysis. How do they manage to be objectively terrible yet hold me hostage like it’s the best thing since sliced bread? I’m reading garbage (also Non-derogatory) with the devotion of a monk and frankly I’m offended and amazed.
Post from the Pagebound Club forum
Trashy books (Non-derogatory) absolutely deserve scholarly analysis. How do they manage to be objectively terrible yet hold me hostage like it’s the best thing since sliced bread? I’m reading garbage (also Non-derogatory) with the devotion of a monk and frankly I’m offended and amazed.