Losers: Part I

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But not actually loads happens towards the end, I feel mostly because there’s a lot of emotional reflection. I have been wanting to start this book for a while and my god I’m kicking myself for waiting for long. One night hanging out with her high school friends, they convinced Jess to come along to the farmhouse where the losers lived, and then they leave her stranded on their property alone. This is an 18+ polyamorous bisexual romance between one woman and four men, including MF, MM, and group scenes.

I really liked how Laroux held it here at this intersection, trapping Jess with guys who are simultaneously mean and vengeful but also sweet and devoted to her. Jessica ends up trusting the wrong people, and now she owes a debt to the boys; that debt involves something she should turn down, but she’s tempted and ends up going for it. She enjoys writing wickedly steamy scenes, creepy atmospheres, and dangerous characters you can't help but fall for. In this book, they treat you way better than the rest of the town, even if you act like a brat at first with the boys. Subjects include mental illness, trauma, childhood abuse (physical and emotional), body shaming (by a parent to their adult child), parental rejection, bullying, instances of homophobia/biphobia, and discussions of suicide.That story ended after the one night, and I'd pretty much resigned myself to not holding my breath for a sequel. I could smell bacon and hash browns, and when I looked into the kitchen, there were multiple bowls on the counter and pans on the stove. To enable personalized advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. I feel like I can just leave that statement there because wow is that man gifted with the ability to take away his lover’s cares and replace them with secutiry and warmth (hypothetical, if Manson wants you to shiver you better bet that’s what you’ll be doing).

also, the found family and polyamory in this is very beautiful and truly some of the best (and most healing + hopeful) in the romance genre. For one night, I gave myself over to the men I wasn’t supposed to want and satisfied the darkest parts of my soul. The highschool times were really dramatised and cringey imo, but that was a problem left long in the past once we get to the time set after "The Dare". Lucas was really the only character out of the four guys who seemed like his own separate character.This book contains graphic sexual scenes, intense sequences of BDSM, graphic violence, and strong language. now, i’m being so harsh, but this book is as if The Dare was taken and shook up a couple of times and then twisted around a couple of times and stretched out to the power of 3 and punched a couple of times for good measure. He may be a hardass, but when it comes to Jessica, he’s trying to hide his soft side with her in his own twisted way. Later, I came across Anne Rice's novels at my public library when I was fourteen when my obsession with vampires started. This book exceeded all my expectations, I came away not really having a crowd favourite but loving them all, though Mason is an inch in front of the others.

Especially their last scene together, and all the little hints at their backstory and how they had supported and loved each other unconditionally for so long. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The characters are beautiful, the story has been a rollercoaster and even some parts had me on the edge of my seat in suspense.All his backstory with his father, and how he tied it up with his desire to inflict pain to his partners was so well done. It’s very much a story about how one has to present themselves in society or how you can make a place for yourself that society deems unworthy. Voicing multiple characters in a flow and staying true to their characters simply through voice acting is an admirable skill.