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I am dubious ...
I read all the volumes of this series. This is the sixth volume. I was eager to read the further adventures of Hell's eight. It is impossible to say that I enjoyed this volume. So far, I devoured each of novels in this series. Unless thereof. It is still not "blech" completely, but he has many faults!
First weakness: the main character we are completely unknown. During the first five volumes, we took pleasure to know five members of the Hell's eight that are found in five volumes. In terms of Caden, Luke and Ace: not much. Finally, we not really know more about the character of Caden ... It's a shame. It does not give enough room for Caden and does not really understand his motivations, what he thinks.

Second weak point: the female character. First, what terrible past! It is really horrible what she experienced. Juggling past prostitute from a young age, this is not what is problematic. On the contrary. It is the spice, the drama in this story. The problem is the psychological development. At first she is very fragile, on the verge of severe mental disorder. His trauma because of her "absences" at the slightest stress. It also has an attitude that pleases infantilized Caden ... which is questionable. Then, radical change, she takes her life, becomes an independent business woman and all in the space of two weeks ... It is rather unlikely.

Third weakness: The course of "forced marriage" Caden ... What implausible and incoherent story! We do not understand anything. The relationship between the character of Maddie and Culbert, who without gross heart becomes a sugar daddy uncle .... Huh? We do not understand anything and some answers are too late! There is also a carnal scene outdoors where one does not care about looks ... While Ace coughs behind a bush to point out that he wants to return to camp ... No problem, do wait five minutes .... Uh, credible? Not to mention, Maddie gets off the first time after living ten years longer sordid sexual assault ..... well ... coudonc

Finally, I agree that the relationship between Caden and Maddie's pretty and redemptive. The author also discusses an interesting aspect of the lives of women at that time: the economic dependence on the husband. Note that olé olé scenes are less present. This is not a problem, but must be compensated by a strong sentimental frame and it's not really the case in this novel. We do not always understand where the author wants to bring us.

Still, I recommend the series, although I think this sixth volume is the weakest link ...