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Mine To Take (2014)

by Jackie Ashenden(Favorite Author)

3.97 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1250051762 (ISBN13: 9781250051769)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

St. Martin's Paperbacks

series

Nine Circles

review 1: **Copy Provided by Netgalley and St Martin's Press for an honest review**This is a first read by this author and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked this book. The series was set up in a way that allowed for more stories while still making me feel satisfied with the ending."I will repay, saith the lord". Romans 12:19 Vengeance is never a cut and dry path, and Gabriel Woolf has already chosen Justice as his. His mother had been raped, with him as the product of that rape. Now days after his mothers death he has decided that it's time to unleash his justice for the wrong done to his mother after all these years. Revenge is a dish best served cold. Gabriel Woolf is an enigma, along with several other billionaire misfits that form a club called the nine circles. ... moreA Dante reference in the midst of chaos. The man he believes is responsible for raping (Guy Tremain) his mother has a stepdaughter that Gabriel seeks to seduce and seek information. Honor turns out to be the glitch in his path. Sometimes all you really need is the love of a good woman. I liked Honor from the moment she was introduced, and Gabriel's wolffish character seems to crave her. The momentum that built Gabriel up and into an alpha character was also very good. Great character chemistry. I would definitely love book two. This series will be on my watch for list. Thanks so much for a copy. Overall entertainment is four stars.
review 2: Gabriel, is how do you say...he can be mean, "uh-huh." Leaning his head back against the red velvet of the booth, Gabriel shot her a look from beneath surprisingly long dark lashes. "Why don't you tell me about it, baby? In the interest of full disclosure." I think Honor brings out a side of him that makes him aggressive, "because I'm effing impatient." He said the word with a certain amount of relish, as if he wanted to shock her." But then she brings out a side of his animal, "Christ, she was lovely, she really was. And she had no idea that the way she sat there on the back of his bike, dressed in tight-fighting leather, made him hard." To me it seemed like Gabriel always had his guard up as if he was afraid to let Honor in, but he was always upfront and honest about his feelings with her (sometimes), "no. I wanted to go riding with you so I could have that effing hot little body of yours up against mine on the back of my bike." My favorite side of Gabriel was his protective nature toward Honor, this of course is after she broke down his defenses, "you know I didn't want you to come. This isn't the place for you." He bent his head, gave her a very public kiss, unable to resist the urge." I enjoyed this book immensely I loved Gabriel. less

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