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Psycho Devils

Aran's Story, Book 2 (Cruel Shifterverse 5)

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Auteur(s): Jasmine Mas
Narrateur(s): Maeve York, Tor Thom
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A new Enemies book in the Amazon top five best-selling series.

The one where Aran dances with the devil....

Shackled to her Enemies, Aran is forced to compete beside them in the brutal Legionnaire Games.

They want to break her. But you can't break what's already broken. Just wait until they uncover her secrets. She'll have them on their knees.

In this epic installment, Aran will compete with Sadie and her mates. May the best woman win.

*This is Aran's Story Book 2 and must be listened to after Psycho Academy.

©2023 Jasmine Mas (P)2024 Jasmine Mas Fantasy Fiction Paranormale Romance Romance paranormale Science-fiction
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If I am being objective, there could have been more character development in this book, and some aspects or characters were frustrating at times, but since ratings are also based on the vibe and my enjoyment, I will go with 4.5 stars. This book picks up right where Psycho Academy ended, and the action and angst don’t stop until you reach the last page and realize that you now have to wait a few months to devour the next book in this series.

Aran and the Academy’s legion are being forced by the Gods to compete in the Legionnaire Games. Those games are brutal and meant to be a way for the Gods to watch and evaluate each of the chosen legions to decide which ones will lead their army in the upcoming war. Aran wants no part in the war, but she doesn’t have any choice. On top of trying to survive the mortal competition, she has to deal with the misogynistic devil Kings and their daily abuse, which is even worse now that Aran is connected to them through the magical tattoo they were forced to get at the end of Psycho Academy.

The Legionnaire Games were much more intense and ruthless than the Fae Games from the second book. I knew Aran wouldn’t die, but she came close many times, and she really got roughed up in this book, even more than in the previous one where she had to survive Lothaire’s training and the Kings’ abuse. The Legionnaire Games are violent and cruel, and poor Arabella couldn’t catch her breath. It seemed as if the Gods really had it out for her.

I love Aran’s dry humor and her snark. She never backs down from a fight, and she is so strong and resilient. This book is probably the darkest and angstiest of the series because Aran’s depression gets so bad, that it seems like there is no way out of it, and she even considers suicide a few times. I loved the angst, and I am impressed at how the author managed to also make me smile and laugh while reading such a dark and intense book.

John is so sweet, and thankfully he was there to help Aran remain sane through it all. The way he’s always there for her, and is the only one to show her kindness was cute, but also a little heartbreaking. The fact that Aran was so touched by the smallest kind gesture is really sad, and I hope that she will be able to have a happy ending with someone who deserves her and treats her well. John could definitely be that guy, and I love him a lot so far, so hopefully he will remain an awesome sexy bestie to Aran, if not more… But I am not sure the King will be able and willing to share Arabella with anyone after realizing who she was to them.

The kings realized in this book how wrong they were about Aran, and how they misjudged her. They changed their behavior toward her, and they even became protective (not to say possessive) of her, but sadly they remain jerks overall. They changed the way they treated Aran, but they still see all the other women as “holes to be used” and they still treat Aran like shit whenever things don’t get their way, especially Malum. It makes him appear as a spoiled child at times. There was still some character development in this book, but there is room for a lot more improvement when it comes to those three, and that is what I am hoping and expecting to see in the final book of this series.

Thankfully, Aran doesn’t forgive and forget that easily, and even though the Kings changed their tunes when it comes to her, she doesn’t care about them and what they want from her. They treated her like shit, and she doesn’t hesitate to let them know that the fact they are now protecting her does not erase all the abuse they put her through and that she is not interested in having any type of relationship with them, which makes me hope that there will be some good old groveling in the next book.

There is some romance in this book, and it is well-developed and realistic, and I loved it even though I saw it coming. It is also more complex than just the interactions between Aran and the three Kings, or Aran and John. There is also sexual tension, conflicted and mixed feelings, and smut, and while there is not a lot of it, it is spicy and sexy, and I can't wait to read more of Aran’s sexy times in the next book.

4.5 stars

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I enjoyed the twists and turns - but wish there was more heat to the story. However, the many surprises kept the story moving and I can’t
wait for the last book in the series.

Another good addition to the story arc

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Currently discovered this author and am slightly obsessed. The twists and turns are great. Most things aren’t predictable. It’s definitely dark and gloomy so you’ve been warned. Especially appreciate the little sparkle of feminism thrown in there.

Would recommend

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