4 Stars
So about last night… That’s probably the best way to
sum up the opening to the second volume of Hate F*@k. Yeah, a little
awkward and uncertain for Hailey as the scandal of Cole’s arrest heats up. Gives new meaning to the term “walk of shame.” ;-)
Still Cole insists…
“‘Nothing about last night was a mistake.’”
Cole is just as sexy and (mostly) in control as ever
while becoming more and more of a book boyfriend. Hailey, I’m still still forming an opinion on, but the story
is engaging and it’s a quick read.
In this installment, the crime-drama/political intrigue
aspect is kicked up, the stakes get a little higher, and the f *@king gets less hateful...but no less heated. Could it be these two are
falling in love?
“‘You’re deep inside me, Hailey. That’s all I know. And this scandal will fade away, replaced by something else. And you’ll still be inside me.’”
We get more glimpses of The Horus Group in this one and possibly
a hint at the next couple in the series…Are the Brownings the next hate f*@k???
A new cliffhanger is established as a lead-in for Vol. 3.
It's’s a serial so you had to expect it would end that way. And April isn’t that far away…we hope ;-)
*Read the blog's previous author interview with Ainsley Booth: HERE*
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