Edie’s experiences gave her a level of maturity that defied her young age and made her strong enough to be the partner of someone like Trent. Both of them had a lot of bad stuff to deal with and they found a kinship with each other.

Not once did I feel like Trent was too old for Edie or that Edie was too young for him. Best of all, the rawness of the main characters came through the page with such clarity, it hit me like an emotional rollercoaster. Trent’s daughter was adorable, a real sweetie. I loved the various characters, with their complicated messy lives. God, my heart went out to her every time she had to deal with her douchebag of a father. She had her worries and fears but she showed a strong and sassy face to the world. For an 18yo, she shouldered the burdens and responsibilities that would have felled a weaker person.

He knew who he was and didn’t make any apologies for his actions.Įdie with her own crappy life to deal with. He was the enigmatic bad boy who’s hard to resist, the stoic guy worried about the well-being of his daughter. Trent lived up to his reputation as the gorgeous, bad-ass, ruthless, rich jerk who didn’t take any crap from anyone. Even though it was the third book in the Sinners of Saint series and I had yet to read the earlier books, it was Trent and Edie’s story I wanted to know most. I saw Scandalous, checked out the synopsis and I had to read it. I’ve had a thing for forbidden romances since as long as I can remember, excluding Romeo and Juliet however, because that was just plain a tragedy that could have been avoided. Rating: 4/5 🌟🌟🌟 🌟 Genre: Contemporary Romance (contains Explicit Content) Review:

Scandalous by lj shen