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A review by shortandsweetreviewsbysam
Hunting the Reaper by C.A. Rene, R.E. Bond
5.0
Thank you to Talk Nerdy to Me and the authors, R.E Bond and C.A Rene, for providing a copy of Hunting the Reaper (Reaped book 1). I have reviewed honestly.
Hunting the Reaper features, but is not limited to, the following themes:
○ Dark romance
○ Serial killers/psychopaths
○ Human trafficking
○ Prostitution
○ Violence
○ Reverse harem
○ Sex scenes including MM, FF and group
My overall rating for Hunting the Reaper is…
5 Stars!
Oh Boy this one was bad bad bad! Selene and her four psychotic serial killers are back to disturb and delight. This book is just as obscene as the last, with prostitution, gruesome murder, human trafficking and twisted sexual kinks, but it wouldn't be a "Reaped" tale without it. In this sequal (I'm including 0.5 as the first because it's absolutely necessary to read before this one), Selene is back to her sadistic and ruthless tendencies as she searches for her sister. When we get to the POVs of her boys we get this distinct buzz of anticipation that her chapters lack, which is a good thing in these circumstances. I loved the crude humour, meeting new characters, exploring new turf and dont even get me started on the spicy scenes. In conclusion, another climatic read from two dark romance Queens.
Hunting the Reaper features, but is not limited to, the following themes:
○ Dark romance
○ Serial killers/psychopaths
○ Human trafficking
○ Prostitution
○ Violence
○ Reverse harem
○ Sex scenes including MM, FF and group
My overall rating for Hunting the Reaper is…
5 Stars!
Oh Boy this one was bad bad bad! Selene and her four psychotic serial killers are back to disturb and delight. This book is just as obscene as the last, with prostitution, gruesome murder, human trafficking and twisted sexual kinks, but it wouldn't be a "Reaped" tale without it. In this sequal (I'm including 0.5 as the first because it's absolutely necessary to read before this one), Selene is back to her sadistic and ruthless tendencies as she searches for her sister. When we get to the POVs of her boys we get this distinct buzz of anticipation that her chapters lack, which is a good thing in these circumstances. I loved the crude humour, meeting new characters, exploring new turf and dont even get me started on the spicy scenes. In conclusion, another climatic read from two dark romance Queens.