About TRYST SIX VENOM
Marymount
girls are good girls. Even if they weren't, no one would know, because girls like Clay Collins keep their mouths shut.
Not that Clay has anything to share,
anyway. Always in control, she owns the hallways, walking tall on Monday
and then dropping to her knees like the good Catholic girl she is on
Sunday. What she wants she has to hide.
Liv Jaeger crosses the tracks every day
for one reason: to graduate from high school and get into the Ivy
League. But Clay—with her beautiful skin, clean shoes, and rich
parents—torments her daily and thinks Liv won't fight back.
At least not until Liv gets Clay alone and finds out she's hiding so much more than just what's underneath those pretty clothes.
Liv told Clay to stay on her side of
town. But one night, Clay doesn't listen. And once Liv is done with her,
she'll never be a good girl again.
What I thought about Tryst Six Venom
The author demonstrates that there is a thin
line between hate and love with this bully romance. In Tryst Six Venom,
that romance is between two young women who use bullying to get each
others attention. While this sort of romance isn't my typical go-to,
sometimes I just want something different.I did think Liv and Clay do
take things to the extreme at times.There's plenty of steamy content if
that is what you are looking for and both young women have family
members that bring interest to the secondary characters.
There
aren't many big surprises here -- it's almost
everything-but-the-kitchen-sink gets thrown into this story, and it does
take a while to get to the romance side of things. As is usually the
case with this author, the book is long and does have some slow spots. I
did enjoy the sports aspect and I didn't know much about lacrosse so
that was an interesting part of the story for me.
Overall, this
was a 3 1/2 star read for me. There were some engaging spots, but it could
have been tighter and not quite so long and overdone.
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