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The Filthy Few (2000)

by Daniella Tucci(Favorite Author)

3.21 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Iron Disciples MC

review 1: I like the bones of the book but based on the authors note at the beginning of the version I bought and read, she'd reedited due to errors and plot issues, sadly I have to say its still in need a major help! There are still a ton of plot line issues. The main male character's name (Cade)gets mixed up with his son's (Ethan) several times. This was pretty confusing since he has a twin named Eddie and we are never told if Cade is his first or last name so it wasn't until the story of child comes up that you even realize that Ethan isn't possibly his first name. then you have the inconsistency of the character Stacy, who is the male leads cousin BT several times his twin brother interacts with her likes he's never met her. In other places Stacy flips back and forth between jus... moret being just the female leads friend/coworker to being Cade's cousin. Stacy was also supposed to live in the same house as Cade but its obvious in the writing that she doesn't. Then there's the fact that the female lead is supposed to be in a leg cast but in several places the author talks about her in boots (plural) and in the shower w/o addressing the cast. There were still just so many inconsistencies that it made reading the book hard at times. Again, there are things I liked but the author could use a good editor/proof reader. Oh, and the cliffhanger ending was super frustrating on top of all the rest.
review 2: As with all romance novels, you're either going to love it, or hate it. In the case of The Filthy Few, I loved it, but find it very hard to critique negatively on anyway. Danielle does everything to make you see how different Morgan, the 7 figure earning self by mogul, and Cade, the badass murdering motorcycle junkie, are. These two characters shouldn't be together, yet they are, and throughout the work they offer a very compelling nature and way of life. Danielle really compels you and lures you into this crazy world. I found The Filthy Few to be a lot like Sons of Anarchy in the best way. It keeps you hanging, keeps you reading, and leaves you wanting more after each chapter. This was my first read by this author and I am looming forward to what else she has to put on the table for us! A really good, keeps you hooked and on the each of your seat read! less

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