Series: Rook and Ronin spinoff

Audio Review: FORD Taut / Slack – J.A. Huss

Audio Review: FORD Taut / Slack – J.A. Huss

Rutherford Aston is an ass, a creep, a freak… And he knows it! It’s just that he might not be as bad as he thinks when it comes down to it. I had forgotten what an ass Ford could be! Fucking Ford. He’s still my favorite guy in this series, though, and the narration made it even more so. The emotions were stronger, and hearing Duran’s voice being Ford was awesome! The pacing was well done, and I have to say I loved getting to know more about Ford, and meeting Sasha, Ashleigh and Kate was something I appreciated just as much the second time around. Seeing the lengths he would go to for his friends, while still thinking he […]

Posted 25 February, 2016 by Linda @ (un)Conventional Bookworms in Reviews / 16 Comments
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Review: Happily Ever After – J.A Huss

Review: Happily Ever After – J.A Huss

Fucking Huss! I cried so many happy tears during this novella! It was like coming home! Happily Ever After was like I had never left Rook & Ronin, Ford and Ashleigh, Spencer and Ronnie behind, reading other stories. And kids growing up too fast hit me in the chest – that is SO true. And I wish this novella was a boxed set of several full novels – I didn’t want to leave again. My Happily Ever After review: Re-visiting with the Rook and Ronin gang in Happily Ever After was like hanging out with really good friends I hadn’t had a chance to see for a while. And I loved how each of the couples shared some intimate Christmas […]

Posted 16 December, 2015 by Linda @ (un)Conventional Bookworms in Reviews / 15 Comments
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Giveaway, Blogtour and Review: GUNS: The Spencer Book (Rook and Ronin spinoff) – J.A. Huss

Giveaway, Blogtour and Review: GUNS: The Spencer Book (Rook and Ronin spinoff) – J.A. Huss

*I received a free ARC of GUNS from Xpresso Book Tours in exchange of an honest review* Holy freaking amazeballs, Batman! GUNS pushed a lot of buttons, and for almost the first half, I was so mad at Spencer! The way he treated Ronnie just wasn’t right, even if he thought he was doing it for all the right reasons! And even if GUNS is called The Spencer Book, it was just as much Ronnie’s book, as it is written in dual point of views. And I loved getting to know Ronnie better, because underneath her beautiful exterior and seemingly capable and strong actions, she is pretty insecure, especially when it comes to Spencer. And that brings me back to […]

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Review: TAUT The Ford Book (Rook and Ronin Spinoff) – J.A. Huss

Review: TAUT The Ford Book (Rook and Ronin Spinoff) – J.A. Huss

Taut is harsh. It’s always honest. It is very gritty. It is almost hopeless. Taut is filled with all the emotions Ford thought he couldn’t feel. There is also Ash, the perfect woman for Ford, even if he doesn’t realize this straight away. And of course, Kate, Ash’ three-month-old daughter is part of the seduction for Ford. He never even understood before now that he wanted and needed his own team – a home team. I was already in love with Ford – I always knew there was more to him than what he showed people in Tragic and Panic, and Taut exceeded my expectations of him. Ash was able to worm her way into my heart very quickly, too. […]

Posted 12 February, 2014 by Linda @ (un)Conventional Bookworms in Reviews / 12 Comments
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Review: SLACK A Day in the Life of Ford Aston – J.A. Huss

Review: SLACK A Day in the Life of Ford Aston – J.A. Huss

Slack truly shows the inner workings of Ford’s mind, and he is so complex it’s almost impossible to describe him. Ever since I ‘met’ Ford in the Rook and Ronin series, I fell completely for him. An asshole one second, and showing so much care for Rook the next, he is an enigma. And I am so happy I have finally been able to get to know him a little bit better. Ford always has this need to be in control, of everything, and this is no exception in Slack. Even just following him around for a not-so-normal day shows him in all his complex glory. Between the ‘pets’ he uses for his BDSM plays, the way he is always […]

Posted 6 February, 2014 by Linda @ (un)Conventional Bookworms in Reviews / 11 Comments
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