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I would love for her to write the story on the lawyer. The guy sounds super hot. He is the one who takes care of their legal problems, si what else does he do and where dies he come from?!!

Umm so contrary to what the author says, this can very much be read as a standalone novel. I found the book to be so-so. It wasn't that good and much of it was just kinda boring tbh. I was kinda put off by the constant changes in the FMC.

First book was good, then the FMC just gets progressively more annoying unfortunately

Really Really good

Love it ❤️❤️

The Wrong Bride please 😭?

I loved it! funy and sexy!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

This is NOT the final version of this book and has had chapters removed.

*Trigger Warnings: Attempted r-pe, mention of repeated childhood r-pe (hers from past), the mention of childhood trauma, violence (on page), mrder, and talk of ab*rtion.

Stolen Beauty, Book 1 of the Jackson Family series, was about (soon-to-be) 22-year-old Emmaline Arnold, a submissive, and (soon-to-be) 32-year-old James Jackson, a Mafia Don. (Not long after he found her, James learned they shared the same birthday.)

Emmaline had been homeless and sleeping on a bench when she was kidnapped and forced to become a daily submissive to both men and women in a BDSM club. This went on for three years and, though some might scoff at her way of thinking, she considered it a blessing in disguise because, as long as she obeyed the rules, she was fed, clothed, and given a place to sleep. When she wasn't at the club, she was being held captive somewhere else.

On one of the occasions when they took her to the club, Emmaline was told she would be in one of the back rooms, a place she'd never been allowed near. She wasn't expecting what happened next. As she was answering her dom's questions, there was some commotion outside the room that sounded like gunshots. She obeyed when James told her to hide behind the sofa and not move until he returned. Once he had entered the room again, he apologized and then took her roughly. Afterward, he informed her she would be leaving with him He wasn't happy to learn that she had been ill-treated and told her that would change with him. (She would later learn he owned the club.)

This book was one of the better examples of a Dom/sub relationship. It included a contract and safe words, the way such a relationship is supposed to work. It wasn't overbearing, and neither of the two main characters was mistreated. The author did an excellent job of representing the BDSM community without giving it a black eye. This couple, though both traumatized as children and young adults, worked well together. They were the perfect Dom/sub.

There was so much angst, drama, and spiciness in this story, and it kept the reader sitting eagerly on the edge of the state with a yearning to learn the outcome of the story. The emotional rollercoaster had more than its fair share of twists and turns. The push/pull between the two main characters wasn't OTT, and even the conflict was perfectly meted out.

The two main characters were fully developed and mature, with a lot of room for growth. A growth that was visible on every page. It was nice to read about a couple that worked through their issues together rather than running away from them.

The book wasn't too long, and the story had just enough darkness to quench even the blood-thirsty fans. There were a few surprises, and the book's flow was free of too many hindrances. The plot was questionable, but not totally off.

I rated this with four stars. I would have given it five, but it was a little bit repetitive, but not overly so. I'm looking forward to reading the remaining two books in the series.

Loved it 🥰