Her cousin Grey and his friends are known as the Ravens, a sort of criminal gang, and two of their members are half-brothers Bennett and Mason Slade. It's on the shorter side - closer to a novella than a novel - and there were many eyeroll moments, but the premise is interesting and the heroine is awesome.ġ8-year-old Tessa Clarke lives on Hollow Hill with her uncle and his family. Rounding up from 2.5 stars because there are a couple of things about this book which I rather liked, actually. ⤅ Fairly enjoyable, but only if you manage to disengage every brain cell you possess. 📣 Type: Fu*kboys in Flannel is part of the Ravens of Hollow Hill series, but can be read as a standalone. If you have any hesitation, check the warnings before diving in.

🚩 Safety Squad: There are triggering elements. ⚠️ Warning: This book may cause blushing, squirming, combusting panties, and/or self-care. ✨ Tropes: Alphahole, Enemies-to-Lovers, MINE!, Touch-Her-and-💀, I’ve been waiting for this story since I discovered Rory and the brothers’ prequel last year and it was worth the wait! Rory and Tate bring the heat and debauchery like no other duo can. Without bending to their will, she brings them both to their knees and what could be better than a Raven on his knees? Two! When given an ultimatum, Tessa refuses to back down and I’m here for it. Despite that edict, there is undeniable chemistry and affections. This time we get a front row seat as the Slade brothers, Mason and Bennett lose their shit over Tessa Clarke.Īs Rhett Clarke’s niece, Tessa has always been off limits to the brothers, and all of the Ravens of Hollow Hill. Trigger warning: Wicked Little Games contains content that may be triggering to some readers.We find ourselves back up on Hollow Hill. Some secrets are better left buried with the dead. Until the moment history comes back to haunt us, and the truth comes to light. Yet, as the horror of this eerie town becomes a weight on our shoulders, he’s the one I find solace in. He’s maddening and ruthless, and his games are dangerous.

His sharp tongue tempts me, his rough touch consumes me. The only thing more frightening than death is my enemy. A simple game turned into devastation, wreaking havoc upon us, spreading it’s wickedness through our veins. I never realized the malevolent roots are embedded into every fiber of this town.

When you spark a match in hell, will you burn? Some wonder how deep the curse runs through Castle Pointe. It is the second book in the Castle Pointe series, and a standalone, though reading book one, Wicked Little Sins, is recommended. Wicked Little Games is a dark romance, full length novel.

Fu*kboys in Flannel by Rory Ireland