Books by Avril Ashton
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review 1: I really liked this book. It felt real; the voices for X and Dima felt real, like guys you would into on the street. Dima is intense and violent and raw, but still a compelling character and someone I would follow throughout a story. X and him felt good together. And the fallout ...
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review 1: It was ok, I kinda lost interest in the middle.One thing, though--I didn't rate down for this--I wish the author had just made up a town. Every time Chico was mentioned, I was taken out of the story. It's not thaaaat small, it's a college town and it gets all sorts, and believe m...
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review 1: I've been intrigued with Syren since I read the first book in the series. This book does not disappoint. I love that the suspense part was so easily concluded and that I got to see Syren's transition to his true self. My gripe with this is the same as the first book. Kane and Gab...
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review 1: I wasn’t really sure how this book would work when I started reading it. You have a criminal and a cop that fall for each other. All I kept thinking was how a cop could not report everything he knows. It just doesn’t seem right that he doesn’t turn in crimes he knows about. I am ...
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review 1: Angelo and Gabe are both big pussies and that's giving pussies a bad name. This was so fucking awful. I enjoyed Gabe's letters showing his pain when Angelo set him free and went to prison. Gabe explained that he'll never leave Angelo and all is hunky dory. Then the question of ki...
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review 1: Tbh I almost didn't read this book because most of the reviews I read were really bad. But my "brother's boyfriend" kink won at the end! :D I'm glad actually! Yes, the drama going in this book is kind of repetitive.. and I think this is what annoyed people the most. I mean why cr...
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review 1: This was a very good follow up book to the first one. I loved the first one and with the mixed reviews on this book I was skeptical but I couldn't resist. I actually liked this one better than the Run This Town #1. I found it more of a realistic situation. Usually when we have ...