Darling Venom: An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance

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Tate slid in the speculum, spreading the walls of my vagina. To my horror, the sensation was still very pleasant. In fact, a suction sound came from my greedy lady part. Niccolaio Andretti” is the second novel in the “Five Syndicates” series and was released in the year 2017. Minka is fighting for her sister, while Niccolaio has got a million dollar bounty on his head. Dating guys for money is not what most girls dream about when they grow up. However after graduating from college, she just cannot seem to catch a break. No place to live, no job offers, not even a couch to dig for change under.

his life was never meant to be lived but remembered and celebrated instead. his talent transcends time and i wish that "darling venom" the story that kellen actually wrote and left for charlotte to finish as his dying wish was a real book because i would do ANYTHING to read more of his words. Yes well, that’s usually what happens when you voluntarily decide to wait in the waiting room after being told the doctor won’t take any walk-ins for reasons you don't know)from the moment this kilt/skirt-wearing, tall, lanky, pale, vampire, emo, writer boy entered this book i was smitten. i fell in love with his words just the way charlotte did, fast, spinning out of control because the pain that poured out from his body was something you just couldn't look away from. Despite a tragic past, Charlie remained bright and committed to bringing light to others. She was an amazing and strong main character. And throughout the book, we see her living and thriving. I found her relationship with her older sister to be extremely sad. When they both were teenagers, they had this amazing bond, and in a flash that all changed. It was so heartbreaking to hear Charlie constantly talk about how Leah blamed her for everything. But that still didn’t stop Charlie from trying to cheer her sister up and standing by her side. Kept up the whole “I’m so jaded, we can’t be together” miserable thought. (No wonder he and Kellan were brothers)

don't let these funny scenes let me take away from how good this book actually is. the characters were really well written and I even cared about the side characters lives to the point where I hope Charolette's sister and her love interest get their own book. not to sound oxymoronic)THE LOVE STORY BETWEEN CHARLOTTE AND HER DEAD EMO (BOY)FRIEND'S OLDER BROTHER TATE✨ he really thought he did something there, ending his life on Charlotte's (h) birthday? Not a long time after she had breached their pact by trying to save him, no more no less?? When they were on bad terms with each other?? Before y'all gladly agree with me that walking in on the guy pounding another woman at his working place is the most romantic setting for the first encounter (for one, you can quietly and w/o any prejudice assess his performance), I feel the need to point out that, unlike many other reviewers, I truly loved everything about Tate and Charlotte's relationship. The author really said lemme make this girls life miserable in the beginning and then forget about it all)

Publication Order of The Five Syndicates Books

I wouldn’t call this a romance. There is no development and substance not only between Charlie and Kellan but also between Charlie and Tate. Besides feeling zero sympathy and chemistry for Kellan and Charlie, Tate and Charlie had nothing to share besides shared grief and guilt about Kellan. There’s like, two sex scenes, too many embarrassing moments that I covered with laughter, and love being used as a cure for Charlie. Charlie never really mentioned what it is she’s struggling with, all we know is she wants to kill herself because her parents died in a fire and her sister hates her. She has a miserable and poor life so of course suicide is her answer to ending it all. the proposal scene?? ain’t no way he proposed in the same spot his brother killed himself.. how tf is that making a beautiful memory? that’s just disgusting Entertaining in the sense that it was predictable, bizarre, embarrassing, comedic, and unrealistic. In most cases, I despise heroines who act clingy, a bit too desperate and do most of the pulling. Yet, this book became a nice exception for me because Charlotte wasn't the only one who had left the last shred of her dignity on Tate's door threshold.