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A review by beckiebookworm1974
Taming the Ringmaster by Erin O'Kane, K.A. Knight
4.0
The circus answers an invitation to perform in the city placing them all directly in a situation none could ever have imagined. This second book definitely upped the ante and it was full of such intense emotional angst. It was a rollercoaster from start to finish and has a much darker vibe than its predecessor. Rhea really came into her own here and there were times I’ll admit that I was a bit worried and convinced things were going to implode with just how much darkness and pain they were all subjected to.
We are also introduced to a new harem member Xavier, he is a stone-cold killer who from years of brutality and dark deeds initially seems almost empty and without conscience. Rhea instantly feels a connection and the two gradually form a tentative bond that expands when the two are paired to fight together as a single unit both now having to rely on the other to trust to have their back and ensure both of their survival.
There were definite shocks lots of intense heart-stopping moments including some delicious heat and a rebel cause to embrace as this family of misfits fight for their right to simply exist. I’m now looking forward to the final book and discovering how it all is resolved. I’m really enjoying this series a lot and definitely recommend reading it.
We are also introduced to a new harem member Xavier, he is a stone-cold killer who from years of brutality and dark deeds initially seems almost empty and without conscience. Rhea instantly feels a connection and the two gradually form a tentative bond that expands when the two are paired to fight together as a single unit both now having to rely on the other to trust to have their back and ensure both of their survival.
There were definite shocks lots of intense heart-stopping moments including some delicious heat and a rebel cause to embrace as this family of misfits fight for their right to simply exist. I’m now looking forward to the final book and discovering how it all is resolved. I’m really enjoying this series a lot and definitely recommend reading it.