Corrupt: 1 (Devil's Night)

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I don’t know who smuggled her in or if they meant to leave her here, but I can smell her hiding in the house. She’s here. When Misha suddenly stops replying, Ryen becomes worried, she needs someone to talk to, someone who would genuinely listen. The first book in the series is entitled Corrupt. This dark romance novel tells the tale of Erika Fan and Michael Crist. Kill Switch is a romantic suspense suitable for readers 18+. It is advised to read Corrupt (Devil's Night #1) and Hideaway (Devil's Night #2) prior to reading this book.

Sending Damon to prison was the worst thing Winter could’ve done. It didn’t matter that he did the crime or that she wished he was dead. Winter thought he’d cool off in jail and be anything but the horror he was, or that at the very least she’d have time to disappear before he got out.She was the only person I’d ever felt completely safe with. The only person I never feared disappointing because the only thing she expected of me was to be there.

Nothing against threesomes and orgies. If that you're thing, cool. I just don't understand, WHY Penelope Douglas puts them in this series. All these guys are portrayed as super "possessive" but have no problem sharing their girls with their friends or let other people watch them as they come? That makes zero sense to me. All these orgy scenes do not serve any purpose for the story and happen randomly. Take the character Alex, she's only put into the story to engage in all these orgy scenes and for what. Sometimes I even had the feeling that Penelope Douglas put much more thoughts into the orgy scenes than in the Will & Emmy sex scenes when they are alone. The hero's in this series are super possessive but how they are okay having orgies, letting their friends see the heroines; naked in front of others? Almost everyone in this group had orgies, got naked together.Out of the entire cast of characters, Damon is the star of the show as far as I'm concerned. His character has evolved and progressed further and more spectacularly than any other, and he is by far the most complex individual character in the series. I will argue with anyone that has the nerve to dispute that fact. He's intertwined with the other characters in a variety of ways, particularly Will and every single one of the heroines. First thing’s first. Get rid of her daddy. He told them I forced her. He told them his little girl was a victim, but I was a kid, too, and she wanted it just as much as I did. My feelings and expectations were crushed by it. I'm so disappointed and sad that I want to cry of frustration. I mean, it’s Penelope Douglas. She’s done stuff since book 1. To expect otherwise is a foolish wishful thinking. If she didn’t do it, then that would be a sus and out of character. I’ve come to learn to embrace the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to her Hanky Panky Debauchery. It’s become one of her signature styles.

When her parents were alive, they would always ship her off to boarding schools, but this time around, she has been shipped off to her step-uncle’s home in remote Chapel Peak.

I just don't understand if this author was pressured to write a great ending, a book that was as good or better than Kill Switch (which turned out to be a surprisingly good book), and that was interfered by what the fans were asking for and by all the plot points she had to close or whatever... and this somehow came out as the result?? I don't know, but it looks like a full mess and it doesn't even deliver a bit on what Will and Emmy deserved. As characters and as a couple. The Hero(s): Will Grayson – Will has been seen as the lush of the group in previous books, but there is much more to him. He doesn’t know what he wants in life, he thinks he is less than his friends because he doesn’t have ambition like Michael, or determination like Damon or a set path in life like Kai. He has been in love with Emory for years but she rebuffed his advances and he went to Jail for beating her abusive brother who was a cop.