The author did do a great job exploiting the men's deviant behavior. If you love dark, demented, ruthless, brutal, non-consensual stories, you will love this book. I actually re-read book 1 to see if I missed something. Is there a reason they need to be this mean to her? Am I missing something in the story? I don't understand how this relates to their big plan and mostly how their behavior is the polar opposite of how they say they love her and need her. The fact that I do love wicked dark romance, but didn't care for the entire event the guys set up for Scarlett, keeps me questioning myself. The scene was brutal physically and emotionally. The following morning her boyfriend is found brutally murdered in his home. I simply didn't understand why they treated her with such disregard. Sarah Bailey's writing is both keenly insightful and wholly engrossing, weaving intriguing and multi-layered plots combined with complicated and compelling characters.' The BooktopianA fifteen-year-old girl has gone missing after a party in the middle of the night. I think it bothered me because all four men explicitly admit their love for Scarlett. Although I like reading about rough play, I found myself cringing with what took place. The chapter that got into the 'mind f**k, as the guys put it', was extremely intense and graphic.

This book really tested my limits regarding rough s x, degradation, and non-consensual sx. I love anti-hero, alpha male protagonists. Initially, I was excited as the story began. I honestly don't know how I feel about this story.

Carnage by sarah bailey