Chaotic (Ruthless Asylum)

A Ruthless Underworld Novel, Book 3

De: K.L. Savage

Narrado por: Aaron Shedlock, Tieran Wilder

One, two, three, four...

I declare a deadly war.

Five, six, seven, eight...

I can't keep my mind straight.

Nine, ten...

I'll hunt her down and make her mine again.

I'm not the kind of man to take dares lightly. They tend to make me more...insane.

And someone made the biggest dare of all.

They took Chloe.

She's in the place I escaped from. And my mania is on overload. I'm frantic. I'm reckless. I'm murderous. My mind is chaos. I can feel her, sense her, and scent her.

Her fear. Her madness. Her need.

My instincts are on overload.

And I'm not the type of hunter that uses a gun.

I reap havoc. I'll rip my prey to shreds. I'll bathe in their blood. I'll screw on their bodies.

I won't stop.

Her love...

Our love...

Is a dangerous, unhealthy, addictive...

Chaotic mess.

I can't live. I can't breathe. I can't think without it.

Eleven, twelve, thirteen...

I'm going to make you scream.

©2021 Ruthless Underworld LLC (P)2021 Ruthless Underworld LLC

Amazing ❤

His crazy matches her crazy, in the best and most beautiful way ❤ Zane and Chloe are my fave couple now 🥰

Blew me away, just like the first book! Wow!

The beginning of this book... it was heart-wrenching. I talked about the epic narration of these two narrators in my review of the first book but it needs to be said again just how unbelievable they were. Hearing Chloe as a child tore me apart. I just loved everything about these two books, so freaking much. I won't go into it much more than that because I'd end up giving away spoilers, but it was absolutely a 5 star series. The next part of my review is a little more general. I don't want to get on some high horse or anything but I can't help but say a few things on the topic of mental illness. I loved that the author didn't glorify or demean mental illness, that maybe more people will start to understand that people that are ill in any capacity deserve love and care just like everyone else. I have family members with mild mental illnesses, I've had my own struggles, and I also said in my first review for Lunatic that I work in mental health. It's hard to see people lose the support of their family because they're just tired of "dealing with them" and give up on them after their expectation of them being a "normal person" isn't met. They aren't normal and they won't be, and that is okay. They don't need to be "normal", they need to be who the person they want to be and feel free being. And I want to make it clear that when I say leave behind, I don't mean that you understand your limits and that it's too draining for the person to live with you. It's another thing entirely to leave a person behind permanently and expect others to provide love that only a family member can give. So please, if anyone out there has a family member that has their own struggles, give them a call at the hospital, group home, treatment apartment, wherever they are, and let them know you care. Such a small thing can mean so much to someone. In this day and age, we just expect that places like the hospital in this book are just made up, but I'm here to tell you that they are not. I found out when getting records for someone once what they went through at a hospital they used to live in, and there are places out there that have uncaring staff and take advantage of the ill, treating them atrociously. It's also true that their stories are considered nonsense, and they're just ignored when they make a complaint. I've seen complaints that have resulted from delusions, and I've seen real ones. Many of the complaints I saw nestled away online where no one sees them haunt me to this day. This is mostly happening in very specific states where the mental health system is horrible (*cough cough Florida cough cough*). I don't mean to make some kind of derisive review but while Zane's condition is dramatized to an extent, the abuse is not. I just thought it could be fitting to say this here, on a review for a book that discusses these issues. I would apologize for posting this here, but I think it's valuable to bring this information to light so more people in the public understand that they probably know very little not only about mental illness itself but about the system that treats them. I'm lucky enough to live in a state that has strict rules to protect my clients, but not everyone is that lucky. Anyway, this book is an excellent read and it undoubtedly reminded me about the importance of compassion and understanding for others, especially people that fight a battle in their own minds each day. I truly enjoyed these two books.

The Best!!

Excellent follow up book to the first! I breezed through it and was left wanting more. It really makes you connect with the characters whether you have mental health issues or not. The narrators both do a wonderful job. I hope they continue with their story but it is left nicely wrapped up.

definitely a total wow

holy what just happened. this story is was a total whirlwind of did that just happen. i love chloe (and all her othersides) and zain

it takes a village

Everyone deserves advocacy, compassion, empathy and passion. I appreciate this author going outside of the box and still offering a tremendous story.