The funeral was my undoing. Guilt has poisoned my blood stream, betrayal tainted my mind. I see him everywhere I look, hear his voice in the brief moments of sleep I’m able to take. And that’s before those outside my paranoia try to chip away at whatever’s left. The questions, the theories, the blame. All I know is, nothing’s as it was.
Days pass, endlessly blurring from one to the next. During the student body plan to rebel against my rule, I need to rely on my men more than ever to hold the fort. I need to take my place in the hierarchy, but a newcomer threatens everything we’ve been working towards. Will the Academy pull through the imminent war about to strike, or will it crumble and fall like me?
**This is why I choose romance with MM, MMFM, and a whole host of other things**
**If a lot of tropes aren’t your thing, this book isn’t for you**
My Review
I recently read the Black Frost Academy in this duet and enjoyed it, wanting more, but I can’t remember how it ended or what it was about. I had to go back and reread the first book, and I highly recommend you read this one right after the first one.
We begin this book with Bo and Deacon; they still seem to be a chaotic place with everything that happened in Book One of this series. The book is steamy and might make you a little hot and bothered. Ah, the author does include a dream refresh of the insane sequence at the end of the last book.
Bo is struggling with all the toxic changes in her life, and she tries to embrace the good with her men. I’m unsure if she is going crazy, but life seems complicated. I do love that twist the author tossed in unexpectedly. That revelation wasn’t enough; the author also has to add a new surprise. There is a sizzling amount of steamy scenes with multiple partners, male on male. Of course, the less complicated male and female intimacy but this book is a reverse harem, and the author explores its inner workings.
This book gets a little more deranged as things start to fail, epically in Bo’s world. However, I like how the author wound up to the intense action and then held the edge-of-your-seat suspense with no clues as to what would happen. The epilogue of this book is steamy. I like how they wrapped up this intense bully-dark romance. Bo is a badass woman, and I love her strength and femininity.
My Review
I recently read the first book in this series and enjoyed it, wanting more, but I can’t remember how it ended or what it was about. I had to go back and reread the first book, and I highly recommend you read this one right after the first one.
We begin this book with Bo and Deacon; they still seem to be a chaotic place with everything that happened in Book One of this series. The book is steamy and might make you a little hot and bothered. Ah, the author does include a dream refresh of the insane sequence at the end of the last book.
Bo is struggling with all the toxic changes in her life, and she tries to embrace the good with her men. I’m unsure if she is going crazy, but life seems complicated. I do love that twist the author tossed in unexpectedly. That revelation wasn’t enough; the author also has to add a new surprise. There is a sizzling amount of steamy scenes with multiple partners, male on male. Of course, the less complicated male and female intimacy but this book is a reverse harem, and the author explores its inner workings.
This book gets a little more deranged as things start to fail, epically in Bo’s world. However, I like how the author wound up to the intense action and then held the edge-of-your-seat suspense with no clues as to what would happen. The epilogue of this book is steamy. I like how they wrapped up this intense bully-dark romance. Bo is a badass woman, and I love her strength and femininity.
If you want to read Return to Black Frost Academy by Tatum Rayne, you can find this book on Amazon. This is the second part of a duet, and you can find both here. As an Amazon Assocaite, I earn on qualifying purchases.
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