CHAINED HANDS has so much of what I live in a mafia romance that I can ignore the little things that aren’t quite right. There is nothing I like better than a possessive antihero and Keir is ruthless and totally without empathy except, as time goes on, with Sailor.
There is a lot of push and pull between these two. Sailor starts off meek and compliant with her husband but apparently her true nature comes to the surface when he sells her to Keir.
Part One ends in the kind of chaos that ensures the reader will be reading Part Two right away. That’s what I’ll be doing.
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