Ruckus was everything I'd hoped it would be and yet so much more. I loved how their individual jagged pieces somehow fit together so effortlessly into something so beautiful and poignant. I loved the way these two complimented each other. She was, at times, the motherfucking hunter. I loved how hard she made him work for it. She has sass for days and isn't afraid to put Dean in his place. Here's someone dealing with a life-altering illness, yet it doesn't diminish any of her spark. It was painful, but at the same time, extremely hot. He tugged at my hair harder for the answer. Almost evil.Īll-American, fresh-faced, lovely Dean had a very dangerous side, and he allowed me a sneak peek into it. What am I doing to you?” He sounded menacing. But let's be fair here, because the dirty talk? There's so much beyond the party boy and dirty talker.
Shen wrote such a multifaceted character with Dean, it's impossible not to lose your heart (and your ovaries) to the man. This is a man of so many depths, it's incredible. It's easy to write him off as a shallow party boy, but boy would you be wrong.
In the previous books Dean came off as the fun loving, quick to smile, anything for a good time party boy. Now she's in New York, renting an apartment in the same building as him, and he knows nothing will stop her from having her now.not even her.īecause giving up was not in my dictionary. But then life happened, and in an effort to protect her older sister, Emilia, from his fellow HotHole Vicious, they began to date.entirely killing his chances with the younger sister. I was still a sinner…and I was still the wolf her grandmamma warned her about.ĭean has always had a thing for the baby LeBlanc sister ever since he first laid eyes on her as a teenager.
I might’ve been nicer than Vicious, but I was still a HotHole. I should have known better than to doubt the magic that is LJ Shen's writing, though, because not only did she pull it off, she did so FLAWLESSLY. But a part of me was dreading it because Dean happened to date Rosie's older sister in the previous book, Vicious, and even though their relationship was nothing big and happened when they were young, the last time I read that particular plot device, I absolutely hated it. I was excited as hell for this book because I live for LJ's words. I know! I know! Quit looking at me like I'm crazy, I'll splain everything. One that hid behind a polite smile, preppy clothes, and good manners.Ĭonfession time: I was equally ready to part with an ovary to get my grabby little hands on this book and dreading it. Dean Cole was nothing like people pegged him.
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