Yashley Mesa

This is my first review because I never care to write one but this book needed it. Not only is this book disturbing, but it’s not even entertaining. What is there to enjoy from reading about three grown men racing to see who can take advantage of their *seventeen year old* cousin/niece first? Who, by the way, just became an ORPHAN and was sent to their house by the order of her parent’s will. What is the allure to a young woman being stuck in a remote home with three savage men who have no boundaries and no respect for women? One of the COUSINS tries to r@p3 her the *first* time he meets her (“oh he mistook her for someone else” that doesn’t make it any better ???), the UNCLE makes it his mission to “have her first” to spite the history he had with her parents, and the other COUSIN, who is “the nice guy” of the three, takes advantage of her with his brother at the same time… The way Tiernan can call her uncle “Uncle Jake” and him call her “baby” in the same conversation is disgusting. There is no character development, no depth, and it’s terribly written. 0/5 if I could