Losers: Part I

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proceed if you loved this book and rated it infinite stars, we’re here at a 2-star rating because i’m harsh asf.

It’s very much a story about how one has to present themselves in society or how you can make a place for yourself that society deems unworthy. The story in the plot are an absolute 10 out of 10 this book is so good but even without the sexiness I still would have enjoyed it.Jaclyn Kelso does a great job narrating all characters in the spicy scenes, while keeping the tempo up, which I assume is a tough one to pull. I had never read a RH in which the relationship between the MC (Lucas/Mason/Jason/Vincent) was as important as their relationship with the FC and I am loving thisnso much. When I opened my kindle and started reading Losers Part One, I knew I would have a time putting down this book. These boys found their family, and it was them, but now they hope Jessica will be a part of their family, too.

She thought one night would be all she needed until she was tempted by what they could offer her again years later. Later, I came across Anne Rice's novels at my public library when I was fourteen when my obsession with vampires started. Usually especially when there’s multiples I always have a favourite but I love each boy so much I just couldn’t possibly do it 😩 these boys have imprinted in my heart so damn much.His need for punishment and the way Manson made sure he didn’t cross a line, I just loved their dynamic so much. But before I weep about how fucking perfect they all are, let me give you the quotes we're all here for. I need character development, plot, attraction, I like dominance and confidence from adult male characters. If there is one of many reasons why I enjoyed this book, it was how the four boys were a family, and you could tell they cared for each other in their own ways.

I have been wanting to start this book for a while and my god I’m kicking myself for waiting for long.Also, Manson is just with Jason and Lucas is just with Vincent, so it's not quite as messy as it could've been). If you have not read The Dare, which introduces all the characters, I highly recommend reading it before you dive into this book.

There’s so many layers to them and Jess played a role in slowly peeling them off of them one by one. This surrounds and tells the story of characters from The Dare, so that one should be read before this one. I loved to see her going from reluctant and struggling with what she wanted vs what she knew she should want, to just accepting her feelings and realizing what everyone thought didn’t matter and she just wanted to be happy. It's CNC, Bondage, knife play, everything dirty and nice; get ready for more of Manson and the clowns. Of course we also get to explore the dirtiest desires each of the Loser has when it comes to Jess and showing her just what she gave up.Typical literal teenagers that "run the school" and Jess just had no fucking backbone, it was painful to read. She shouldn’t want what they gave her at the Halloween party, but she’s intrigued by Manson, Lucas, Jason, and Vincent. Other kinks include erotic degradation and humiliation, bondage, electrostimulation, domestic discipline, impact play, knife play, bodily fluids (including blood), public play, pain play, voyeurism, and pet play. Before I even realised what was happening, he'd scooped me up, my feet leaving the ground as he easily carried me the rest of the way down the hall. Voicing multiple characters in a flow and staying true to their characters simply through voice acting is an admirable skill.