Book Review: Dark Deeds by Nicole York
- Kristen Lewendon
- Oct 22, 2019
- 2 min read
Secrets Of The Night Book 3
Frat boy Thomas Adams has made more than his fair share of mistakes in his life, but none
have come with a price he couldn’t pay.
Until now.
Mobster Erik Bertinelli earned his position as one of the most feared men in New York City in blood, and Thomas owes him a debt he isn’t capable of paying.
Erik is a resourceful man.
He offers Thomas a job to square them away. And with the only other option being death, Thomas agrees.
Now Thomas finds himself kidnapping an old fling: Aria Carrington. The daughter of a billion-dollar NYC mogul.
With no choice, Thomas plays the hand he's dealt.
One thing he never expected was for the violence to free the monster within.
Or even more so, for Aria to like it so damn much.
My Review:
It feels like it’s been forever since I read that first book about the Bertinelli crime family and its associates. I’ve been looking forward to reading more ever since then. It took me a bit to really get into this book. The beginning didn’t feel like what I remembered of the previous two books. Initially, I wasn’t finding the tension and suspense that I was expecting, but I think that was because there was lots happening behind the scenes leading up to it. So, what I was seeing was a slower build. I was also having problems seeing Erik, who had been one of my favorite dark heroes, being a villain in this story. It took me longer than it probably should have to readjust my perspective. Once the plot gained momentum, I was hooked on Thomas and Aria’s story, and I was dying to see how it was all going to work out. And now, the seeds that have been planted make me very curious to see where the author will take us next. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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