Another day, another dark romance series (more mobsters). This one is Abrianna Denae's All's Fair series. The third and final novel is "All I Survive."
["Roman Amato is his father's heir, but a lifetime of training for such a position can't keep the doubt and insecurities from plaguing every decision he makes. His only reprieve is the trust and utter devotion he gets from his two lovers.
Tennant Mason and Hollis Maddigan didn't need Roman to complete them, but they can't deny he gives them everything they never expected. In turn, they'll protect what's theirs, even if it means saving the boy from himself.
Jude Manassero has spent a lifetime bending to his family's will, pretending to be anything except who he really is. A chance meeting with the Amato Family opens up a world he never expected.
Lured in by the promise of an understanding he never thought he’d have, Jude finds himself enchanted by the three men. But his time with them may be his undoing.
The push and pull of fighting for what they want leads to explosive chemistry that rocks the very foundation of who Roman, Tennant, and Hollis are, while Jude struggles to trust they could want all of him, forever.
Just as they're finding their feet and learning how to be with one another, the past begins to repeat itself, and betrayal cuts into the heart of the Family. With his leadership in question, Roman must choose between the life he wants and who he thinks he needs to be. Either way, survival is never a guarantee…"]
To be perfectly honest, I wasn't sure how a second novel with Roman/Tennnat/Hollis would be. 1) they went through so much emotional and physical shit already, and 2) I'm generally not a duology person (when both books follow the same couple).
But of course, with all of their fluff and kinks and murder boyfriend business, Jude somehow fit right in. He fit into their dynamic and into The Family in sooooo many ways. It was honestly a little fate-like. It was beautiful.
As was the four-way in the last chapter. And NO, not that kind of four-way (get your minds out of the gutter). I was talking about the way they effectively and efficiently and horn-ily unalived those people. I mean, seriously. That scene had no rights being as hilarious and as hot as it was.
Trigger Warnings: ableism, violence, torture, drugging, fear play/breath play/knife play/blood play, and more.
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