Moonstruck (Necessary Evils)

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But he’s really a huge piece of shit. Why don’t you just turn around and walk away? No harm, no foul, you know?” It’s both super funny and super cute how Atticus is a ‘born killer’, it’s literally his job, and he both hates it and is really bad at it lol. I just really love Atticus, it seems.

This was his favourite Jericho. The raw, unfiltered, fresh from a kill Jericho. Atticus loved how animalistic he was. Sex was the only way to feed that need, to burn through all the adrenaline coursing through him." It was fantastic seeing the rest of the Mulvaneys again, as well as two of our favourite couples. Noah is rapidly becoming a favourite of mine, although Calliope may hold that place forever – especially for her riding the petty copter and refusing to speak to anyone other than Jericho during a particular scene! Obviously, you need to be a strong person to hold your own against the Mulvaneys and Calliope is that and more! Case two : At the start of the book Jericho and Atticus had more of dom/sub relationship ans they talked about Jericho being in charge and controling things and Atticus obeing. But it dissapeared after a few chapters. For most of the book there wasn’t a very pronounced power dynamic, there was some little hints but we didn’t get any of the things they talked about wanting at the start of the book. From earlier scenes in the book, I was expecting them to have more of a power dynamic and Jericho having a clear dominating role while Atticus had a clear submissive role (they have conversations about Jericho taking over and deciding everything for Atticus, etc.) … but thats not what I got, instead I got Jericho bossing Atticus a little in bed, and nothing else to hint at their power dynamic. ETA: Continuing my re-read by listening to the audiobooks. Atticus and Jericho have always been one of my top couples (honestly, it's very very hard to rank the couples in this series yall lol) and I've really enjoyed getting a refresh with their story in audio. It's just excellent! First, I really enjoyed the dynamic between Atticus and Jericho. They had really good banter that I loved to read. They fit really well together and really seemed to compliment each other wonderfully. They were very well suited and I definitely loved them together. I did really enjoy how Atticus opened up to Jericho and how Jericho was the one person to make him feel, it was so sweet and so on brand for Atticus, it really worked for me. I also loved how protective of each other they were, it was so damn sweet. I also loved how starving for touch and attention Atticus was and how he seemed to come alive when Jericho was touching him, it was just lovely to read about.Atticus Mulvaney is the eldest son of eccentric billionaire, Thomas Mulvaney—a role he takes very seriously. Atticus takes everything seriously. Like his brothers, Atticus is a psychopath, raised to right the wrongs of a broken justice system. Unlike his brothers, he’s not very good at it. Atticus is the oldest of the Mulvaney brothers. Even though he’s a mimic, he can’t seem to fit in with his family. And hell yes this book sets up future books very very nicely - between Thomas and Aiden and also with Avi, one of the twins. Onley has already done the cover and blurb reveal for book 4, which will be with Asa, and I can't wait to see how the twins do on their own for a bit. This book was by far my favorite out of the three. I loved it so much and I literally couldn’t put it down. Both ATTICUS and Jericho were perfect and complimented each other in the best ways possible. When Atticus and Jericho meet the attraction is instantaneous, despite the unusual circumstances. The fact that Atticus isn't gay doesn't seem to be a problem either....

The stranger leaned forward, his whisper conspiratorial. “I’m a Scorpio. I still like banging dudes.” Secondly, my babies, August and Lucas are now husbands, and I couldn’t be happier. They still remain as my number one couple in the series so far 🥰

Seventh, I just want to talk about the side characters for a second. I don’t know what happened here but this book somehow made me really annoyed with the main characters of the previous books in the series, characters that I loved in their own books, but that were just really mean in this one. The entire Mulvaney family was really mean to Atticus and always made him feel bad for who he is and I couldn’t help but be very annoyed with everyone. Also Felix, Jericho’s brother, really annoyed me. I understand his motivations but I just wish he was nicer because every time he talked in the book he was just mean to our main characters and it got on my nerves after a while. I prefer side characters that are nice and supportive to side characters that are mean for no reason and I definitely felt like everyone (but Caliope, who is still my favourite here) was in the second category in this book.

He’d been in a dating slump since his brothers had decided to start mating for life like psychotic penguins. Second, I did like how being with a guy wasn’t an issue for Atticus. He was attracted to Jericho so he went with it, even if he thought he was straight before. It was a really refreshing take on the straight guy trope and I really enjoyed it. Is this the first of the series to make me cry?! Who would’ve thunk it, I guess I do love Atticus. Especially Atticus with Jericho. Adam Mulvaney lives a double life. By day, he’s the spoiled youngest son of an eccentric billionaire. By night, he’s an unrepentant killer, one of seven psychopaths raised to right the wrongs of a justice system that keeps failing.Pro or not, this kill is mine. I promise you, he’ll never see the light of day. So, you can just go.” My favorite book in the series so far! I enjoyed this one from start to finish. With book one and two I was forcing myself to read them both at times (book 2 more than book 1) but I was pleased that didn’t happen this time around. 🤗 Jericho and Atticus have my entire heart, I could not have loved them more!!! Especially Jericho. 🤭