This world is violent and explicit and harsh. My one objection to this book (and it pops up in the previous book) is the gang rape Dirty participates in. I love how patient she is and how she stands up to Dirty at the end, giving him what he needed although he didn’t realize he needed it. At first I didn’t think they were right for each other but Ellie is pretty awesome. I ended up liking the Dirty and Ellie’s romance. I wish we had gotten to see Cage have some friendships or brotherly camaraderie with some of the other members. What I did like was Cage’s struggles with his father and his place in the club. The Tegan and Cage drama got old because it was predictable. But I was also happy I didn’t have to keep reading with them screaming at each other.

By the end, I kind of liked their “I hate you but I actually really love you” relationship. Tegan and Cage yell at each other so much in this book it gave me a headache. I liked this book, but not as much as the first two. There are about one thousand other things happening in this world, but like I said, it’s too much to rehash.

He was a hollowed-out, rotted piece of shit who should have quit breathing a long time ago yet, for some stupid fucking reason, Deuce wouldn’t let him.ĭirty was raped and abused by his foster mother and has BIG issues when it comes to having sex. Lots and lots of angry sex.įor those that follow this series, this is also the book where Dirty gets his HEA with Ellie (Danny’s friend growing up).ĭirty. When she comes home to help her mom, she basically hates on Cage. Instead she takes all of her hostility out on him. Deep down Tegan loves him but she would never admit it in a million years. Just another generation of aspiring criminals and the sad, pathetic women who will love them despite their inability to keep their dicks in their pants.Ĭage, the son of the president, took her virginity years ago but doesn’t remember because he was so drunk. But when her mom is seriously injured, she finds herself back at the club but with a new attitude. Tegan wants nothing to do with this club and when it’s time for college, she moves to San Francisco and becomes a hippie. To be brief, Tegan has grown up watching her mother work in the motorcycle club and be torn apart by two different men.

Instead I’ll just say, read the first two books *wink* I could write three pages about the history of Tegan and Cage, and all the drama surrounding their family. Although each book in this series has a new hero and heroine, the world builds upon each book, making you really have to read these books in order to understand the politics, history and emotional connection each character has with one another. The first half of my life I’d spent falling in love with him, and the second I’d spent trying to fall out of love with him.Īnd so starts the story of Tegan and Cage. Unattainable by Madeline Sheehan (Undeniable #3)

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