bibliophilewithbluehair 's review for:

Make Me Burn by C.R. Jane, May Dawson

4.5

dark slow-paced

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🔥 Book Review 🔥

Make Me Burn by C.R. Jane & May Dawson

Narrated By: Zora Hampton-Brown & Troy Duran

Release Date: October 30, 2022

Book Pages: 366

eBook Pages: 368

Total Time: 9 hours and 3 minutes

Series: Riche Demons of Darkwood, Book 4

Available Formats: 📖🎧📱

⚠️Content Warning⚠️

Please check content warnings BEFORE reading.

What to Expect:

🖤 Alpha Males

💙 Athletes

🖤 Bǔllying

💙 Cliffhanger

🖤 College Romance

💙 Dêgrãdation

🖤 DP

💙 DVP

🖤 Enemies to Lovers

💙 Found Family

🖤 Group Scenes

💙 Impäct Play

🖤 Ménage

💙 MF

🖤 MFM

💙 MMA

🖤 Rãpe (mentioned)

💙 Revenge

🖤 Secret Society

💙 Sėrial Kîller

🖤 Suspense

💙 Tattooed MMCs

🖤 Thriller

💙 Why Choose

🎵Playlist 🎵:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0yRoL5j2GXNAeOhgBLr7IT

Book Description:

One night changes everything

One fight gone viral can win Paxton a million dollars, endorsements, UFC recruiting.
And another video gone viral could cost him it all.

Because now a stalker is sending him videos from the night his mother was killed.

Pax thought he’d killed her murderer. He thought he could move on.

But now dark secrets are revealing that not all is as it seems…secrets that could challenge everything my men know about each other.

One that could destroy their bonds.

Right when I need all four of my men to defeat the nightmares of my past.

Because my father—the world's most famous and terrifying serial killer—is hunting me.

My Favorite Quote: 

“Just then, the door opened and Remington walked in carrying a tray loaded with breakfast foods. There was even a fucking flower in a small vase on the tray…because evidently, threesomes were the way to his heart.”

Ratings:

FMC: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5

MMCs: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5

Plot: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5

Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️

Overall: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5

BWBH Review: 

The Demon’s eyes are set on Aurora. While she’s fighting for a man she loves, he’s fighting for her cleansing.

The Demon is not happy with Aurora’s new attachment to Cain, Pax, Remington, and Stellan and he intends to do something about it. Meanwhile, Aurora and her men are fighting on two fronts: The Demon and whoever mūrdered Pax’s mother. 

In Make Me Burn, it was the little things that really stood out to me like Remington testing out different nicknames for Aurora since she wasn’t a fan of “little devil”. 

On a heavier note, It was a struggle, but I liked how Pax and Aurora eventually leaned on one another for support while each of them was confronted by their pasts. In the end, they fought together to uncover the truth. 

And as always I LOVED Aurora’s brand of unhinged. Since the first book, she’s really dug into her “monstrous” side to protect the ones she loves from the Demon. 

Throughout the story, I was nervously trying to anticipate the Demon’s next moves. Does he kidnap her? Does he kill her men? Does he frame her for murder? C.R. and May kept me guessing.

Make Me Burn is perfect for readers who enjoy five psychopaths finding love for the first time, an FMC who is running away from her haunted past, and a familial bond built on friendship and mûrder.