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A review by greek_myth5
Rotten Men by Ivy Fox
5.0
A beautiful ending for the broken souls
Confession time - it has taken me over a week to be ready to read this book. Rotten Girl was so amazing and heart wrenching and I awaited Rotten Men anxiously, but when the time came I wasn't ready to delve into a book that I knew could break my heart. All that being said Rotten Men was everything I expected and more! As I nervously began to read I remembered why I loved Selene, Vincent, Gio & Dom so much...and being able to delve into their story again soothed my soul.
The book picks up a decade after the last and we learn the toll that Selene's absence has taken on her men. They live everyday with their heart shattered. When Selene finally walks back into their life, well all of their reactions went as expected, especially Gio's (who is my favorite). Secrets surround Selene but as these things always go they slowly begin to unravel and come to light. It was nice to have the truths out there for all to see and while they all grew up in the last decade, Selene maintained her sweetness and willingness to sacrifice. Vincent gets some hard lessons in this one but I think they only serve his growth as a person. The ending was extremely satisfying and the duet was just wonderful. I am so, so glad I discovered Ivy Fox and her Rotten characters and I think you will be too if you give them a chance.
Confession time - it has taken me over a week to be ready to read this book. Rotten Girl was so amazing and heart wrenching and I awaited Rotten Men anxiously, but when the time came I wasn't ready to delve into a book that I knew could break my heart. All that being said Rotten Men was everything I expected and more! As I nervously began to read I remembered why I loved Selene, Vincent, Gio & Dom so much...and being able to delve into their story again soothed my soul.
The book picks up a decade after the last and we learn the toll that Selene's absence has taken on her men. They live everyday with their heart shattered. When Selene finally walks back into their life, well all of their reactions went as expected, especially Gio's (who is my favorite). Secrets surround Selene but as these things always go they slowly begin to unravel and come to light. It was nice to have the truths out there for all to see and while they all grew up in the last decade, Selene maintained her sweetness and willingness to sacrifice. Vincent gets some hard lessons in this one but I think they only serve his growth as a person. The ending was extremely satisfying and the duet was just wonderful. I am so, so glad I discovered Ivy Fox and her Rotten characters and I think you will be too if you give them a chance.