Scorned

The Anderson Brothers Series, Book 3

De: Marie Long

Narrado por: Dirk Watson

Full-length new adult novel with no cliffhanger ending!

Love is not for the faint-hearted...

Since the age of 15, Michael "Knox" Anderson has been avoiding the demons that chase him. Estranged from his brothers and scorned by society, 25-year-old Michael replaces his feelings of abandonment with the dangerous world of illegal underground cage fighting.

Michael meets the mysterious Alexis Richards, a tattoo artist by day and computer hacker by night, whose small, selfless gesture has caught his interest. But he's unsure if she's worth pursuing when she has access to his darkest secrets at her fingertips.

Michael musters the courage to give Lexi a chance and to give love a second round. But the information he uncovers about her connection with a secret organization forces him to rethink his dangerous life choices.

Michael doesn't know if Lexi will be in his corner when it all goes down. But he's willing to gamble on his feelings for her till the last round. With her help, he must find a way to make amends with his past and bring the final knockout to those demons once and for all.

Contains adult content (18+)

©2015 Marie Long (P)2017 Marie Long

Moved to slow

loved the other books in series. this one
took a slow turn. it was very hard to finish it

Hmmm

I'm not sure what it is exactly but the performance at times sounded very mechanical or digital or perhaps they were trying way too hard to annunciate the words. Book was good glad I finished all 3 but some parts were a bit too predictable.

Scorned by Marie Long

Scorned by Marie Long
3rd and final book in The Anderson Brothers series. Contemporary romance. Written in present tense from the male perspective in his mid 20’s.
Michael, the oldest brother quits underground fighting and reconciles with his family. While undergoing the transition he meets the love of his life, Lexi.

I liked this book the best out of the three because of the reduced swearing and t&a comments. Still too much of it, but the focus is more on his feelings of misplaced guilt, and wanting to rebuild relationships with his brothers as well as trying to clean up a crime syndicate.
The epilogue wrapped up everything for the three brothers.

I listened to the audio version. The voice fit the male characters but fell short on the females. Not for me.