Review: Kings of Chaos by Eva Ashwood 4 of 5 stars

Kings of Chaos by Eva Ashwood
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

River has a list with 6 names on it - all men who hurt and wronged her to turn her into the person she is now. Now all of the names have been crossed off except for the last one - it ought to be simple but she ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time and it really upsets four brutal, twisted and gorgeous men called Gage, Priest, Ash, and Knox. Thankfully, the last name on her list is also on their list and so they agree to work together - River gets to have her revenge and in return they just want her. She's played this game before though, even though they've agreed to help her, I know they want to punish her too.

This was certainly a dark story with 5 characters, all beautiful, all twisted and violent and all keen to give out punishments. A large part of me really enjoyed this I just wanted a little bit more background to some of the characters so that I could understand them a bit more. I loved the individual ways that everyone has tortured in their own sweet way and the way that they were able to connect. The priest was my favourite of the men. Well written and easy to read/understand. Contains explicit sexual content and torture.

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Review: Shatter by Sharon Ashwood 3 of 5 stars

Shatter by Sharon Ashwood

My rating: 3 of 5 stars


Tessa Harrison decides to go on a cruise to Alaska but in a parallel to her love life, the voyage appears to be doomed. It appears that her ex (who is now revealed as the fae Sea King) is also aboard and has brought sea monsters with him. The other complication in her life is captain Maxwell Stokes is in charge of the ghost ship Solitude and is the guardian of the gateway between the and human worlds. Stokes's mind was set on vengeance but Tessa is a spoke in those plans as she becomes the person who completes him. So her survival means she has to unlock a destiny she never knew she had, as she becomes the one who is the key to both or the means' future. The question is will she choose right and who will she choose - the one whois telling her the truth or the one who is lying to her?

This was an epic story that felt a little mixed up at times although I stuck with it and got to the bottom of it all eventually. Easy to understand, once I got into the story I did enjoy the way it ended. I think it would be better to read the first book in this series first before you read this one.

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