Twisted Hearts (The Camorra Chronicles Book 5)

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I was also definitely missing on the fantastic Savio/Greta combo which we got in the previous book! They were so fantastic in the previous book, but here we got what? Two scenes. It needed more. It seemed like Savio even interacted more with Nevio than with her.

Gemma is so strong, she was a strong-willed, beautiful woman who knew what she wanted and went for it, but stood by her beliefs and refused to be walked all over by Savio. She was my favourite character, and I loved how she was allowed to learn to fight, especially in such man’s world. I’m a huge fan of The Camorra Chronicles and this book was highly anticipated by me and it didn’t disappointed. ⁣ Cora Reilly is the author of the Born in Blood Mafia Series, The Camorra Chronicles and many other books, most of them featuring dangerously sexy bad boys. Before she found her passion in romance books, she was a traditionally published author of young adult literature. At night as the pair were close in sleep, they changed. Their bodies were enveloped in a thin mist that was bright as a low lamp. It bathed them in sensations that made their dreams blissful and seductive. Ruby was restless, tossing and turning on top of Pyrrha. Her tail swished underneath the bed covers. Her face was hot and red, sweat dripping all over her body. It was a sauna under those covers. Her breasts grew, her erect nipples pushing up against Pyrrha’s fit body. Her skin turned red in blotches of crimson that spread across her body like vines of a plant. They crawled up her skin, marking her redder and redder, giving her skin and otherworldly quality. Two cute horns arched out of her body.

I could do the same with all quotes about how weak Gemma was when it came to Savio. She was supposed to be this badass fighter, but when it came to Savio she was just a doormat. But at the end of the day I just feel really sorry for her, she was so blinded by her childhood crush and by her conservative upbringing. It's not hard to see that she deserves better than the trashy husband she got. She giggled again then pushed up on her tiptoes to reach my ear. "I'm going to ride him like a cowgirl." –37% Ruby smiled. “Oh you foolish human. There is no way you can force me to ever give a weapon to my enemy-“ Suddenly, a spell was surrounding Ruby, and a very angry Headmistress Glynda had the pair separated. Ruby took a seat all to herself. Lunch was about to start. From the door she watched as familiar faces started to enter through the double doors into the messhall. None of them where who she was waiting for. They poured in past her, taking their place in the slowly forming line, just waiting for the formal beginning of lunch to commence so they could get their food. Ruby sighed to herself, her chin in her hands, elbows against the table. She was so emotionally fragile after getting so excited. All she could do was hope that she would show up. If she didn’t show up, and if the note was fake, and if-

books later I came to terms with this fact that all the Cora Reilly's men are wh*r*es through and through I also thought Gemma would be a badass but she just turned out another meek, naive heroine. I have no problem with that, I mostly enjoy this kind of heroine but when you read every book in the series and every female protagonist is kind of same you get bored. Besides, I haven't seen a male character such a proud manho with no redemption. Savio constantly cheated on Gemma and I didn't even get their romantic development. I am even confused if Savio even loved her or not, or just wanted her because she was hot. i really don't get the uproar his character caused among the reading community because if you read the previous books you must know that he... has always been like that? magical pussy healing from manwhore ways takes place, but it also takes time :DD Now it's time for my rant.one thing I want to say about the author. I think when you publish your book you should be prepared for criticism. Not everyone is going to like your work and I think it's completely normal. Recently, in her Facebook group, someone posted about CJ, if you don't know her she is a sex worker works in sugar trap. So someone posted that CJ is strong and fierce, even though she was manipulated into this, she remained brave. And I think this post is valid. But suddenly the post was DELETED. Pyrrha still remembered that day as clearly as she could. She relived it in her dreams and in every idle moment where she was alone with her thoughts. Glynda had them both given a lecture and Ruby was taken away. No matter how hard Pyrrha asked, demanded, screamed to be told where Ruby was, she was not allowed. They “cured” Pyrrha of her new growth, taking away the gift Ruby had given her to teach her how to really be in charge.

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Op.1 - Musical Moriarty the Patriot • Op.2 - A Scandal in British Empire • Op.3 - The Phantom of Whitechapel • And some days she’d swear Ruby was still there, hiding somewhere on campus. Hiding herself with powers. She’d have to be consoled by either a professor or Yang. Those two had become close. “Ruby visits me in my dreams too.” Yang explained one day, petting Blake’s head as she napped on her lap. “She tells me to be good, that she’ll see me again soon… And y’know what, I believe my dreams. I know if Ruby is still okay, and if she really is a really powerful sex demon, making me hear stuff is probably the easiest thing for her! My sister is crazy talented like that!” They need spread Eagle leged conformation verbal agreement from their beloved finance or wife or whatever to become exclusive 😪 but then all it takes was a little glimpse at the horns of the damn Bull and Gemma became an invertebrate.

Classes dragged. Ruby felt no desire to focus on anything that wasn’t Pyrrha. Her heart was fluttering. All that anxiety over the letter was gone. She felt so completely fulfilled, and as excited as possible for where the night was going to take her. Soon enough she’d be in a room alone with Pyrrha. For the first time ever. Was planning it too much a bad idea? She wanted the night to go well, but as she scribbled little ideas on a piece of paper, she couldn’t help but wish for passion to be the driving for what the night entailed. Hastily, she erased the final few options from the list and crumbled the paper up and tossed it away. She huffed, her hands diving beneath her skirt. Just a little touch. oh my god... What. A. Man. he sacrificed his dignity- his VIRTUE by sleeping with her bully's mother. ugh we love a brave soldier 😤✊🏼 Well sh*t this could have been 10 times better cz Savio has great sense of humor and he is hilarious, so naturally I thought this one would be a nice fun light read. Ruby felt a tear in the corner of her eye. She let go of Pyrrha’s hand to brush it away and hurriedly grabbed her hand again, afraid it would go away. A tear replaced the one that was cleaned and Ruby nodded desperately. “F-for so long.”Pyrrha was gasping, equal parts quizzical on her face and seduced. “W-what did we just… Did I always…” i realized that in the past, i'd been charmed by him mostly bcs of his crude humor and his adorable uncle-niece moments with greta. when it comes to being a womanizer, his reputation precedes him. im not complaining about him being one but how he doesnt evolve at all in this book. As much as I love Cora Reilly’s mafia romance books, this one wasn’t for me. For one, the two main protagonists are even younger than usual, starting when Gemma is 10 and Savio is 13. When Gemma is 13 she starts crushing on Savio and basically never stops. At the end of the book they are 18 and 21 respectively and have sworn eternal love to each other, which stretches my suspension of disbelief to the breaking point (or rather beyond) with its implied HEA. Life is too short for settling for less or regretting forever that you didn't even try once to get what you want. As for Gemma, she was developed more as a character than Savio, but I still didn’t connect that much with her. I felt like the dialog in general didn’t do much for characterisation or driving the plot forward. We were told that she was a badass in nun clothing, but not so much shown.