The latest novel in the series with the “sexiest, baddest, hottest”* outlaws around, from the New York Times bestselling author of Claimed.
In the latest novel in the series with the “sexiest, baddest, hottest”* outlaws around, one woman must choose between the two men who want to claim her...
...Or does she?
Despite his magnetic personality, Rylan can’t seem to seduce Reese, the deadly leader of their town of outlaws. Winning her over is a welcome challenge, but her indifference isn’t the only thing standing in his way. If he wants Reese, Rylan must also win over Sloan, her stoic protector...
Sloan has always loved Reese, but their painful past has stolen his chances of a future with her. Rylan’s interest in Reese only intensifies the tension—until Sloan begins to wonder if the reckless man might be the one person who can bridge the distance...
The last time Reese fell for the wrong man, she had no choice but to kill him. Now, she desperately wants to take what both Rylan and Sloan are offering. But if she makes the wrong call again, she risks losing them both.
In the latest novel in the series with the “sexiest, baddest, hottest”* outlaws around, one woman must choose between the two men who want to claim her...
...Or does she?
Despite his magnetic personality, Rylan can’t seem to seduce Reese, the deadly leader of their town of outlaws. Winning her over is a welcome challenge, but her indifference isn’t the only thing standing in his way. If he wants Reese, Rylan must also win over Sloan, her stoic protector...
Sloan has always loved Reese, but their painful past has stolen his chances of a future with her. Rylan’s interest in Reese only intensifies the tension—until Sloan begins to wonder if the reckless man might be the one person who can bridge the distance...
The last time Reese fell for the wrong man, she had no choice but to kill him. Now, she desperately wants to take what both Rylan and Sloan are offering. But if she makes the wrong call again, she risks losing them both.
Review by April
ARC provided for an honest review
They're baaaaaaaaaaaaaaack and hotter than ever!!!!
This sexy, misfit, motley crew of Outlaws have returned to turn my life upside down and inside out! Holy. Crap! You guys!!! This installment in the Outlaws series is beyond hot! It's downright filthy and action packed... in and out of the bedroom *wink* Who knew Dystopian could be erotic and so devour-able?! Not, I. Says the girl who doesn't read this genre. At all. As I've said before, Elle Kennedy has opened my eyes to a whole new reading world! She can write anything she sets her mind to, making it completely addictive and leave you wanting more. When it comes to raw writing talent, Elle has it in spades!! Her book hangovers hurt. A lot.
Ruled is packed full of nerve wracking story line, twists and curve balls, ever moving the plot along at almost warp speed. Or, maybe I just read certain parts way too fast lol
OH MY NERVES!
Enforcers, the Global Council and Outlaws, everything is coming to a brute head! War is so close I can almost smell it. I can almost taste it. Like Addicted, I feel like I lived this book. The Colony/township of Foxworth is so realistic in my mind. The town square, Reese's bedroom (lol), and those damn pesky gates. Such vivid depiction making everything about this book and series carnal and raw.
I came.
I read.
I conquered.
And GD it! I still never got the t-shirt!!!
'Because it all came down to her. Her word. Her plan. Her decisions...'
Reese is a feisty force of a woman to be reckoned with! Always armed with a game plan in mind. Survival is the name of the game in life. With little time to think of herself, her wants and needs. It's not long before she's blindsided by not one, but two sexy beasts of chiseled man meat. Ruled is Reese's story and you better strap yourself in. Shit gets real and raw quick. Life is no joke when you're an Outlaw. Barriers will be smashed, hearts set a fire on this journey of trust, vengeance, survival and love.
'It was almost more threat than promise, but in this untamed land, wild souls needed fierce promises.'