Kaznachei's Pain By V.F. Mason
Series : #5 Bratva and Cosa Nostra
Released : 4th October 2018
Publisher: Self Published
.... The Blurb ....
Kaznachei
A long time ago, life was nothing but never-ending suffering.
The brotherhood welcomed me with open arms, giving me a chance even though I hated everything about it.
For years I lived on the edge of desperation, seeking solace in things that never gave me peace.
Until she showed up, changing everything…and demanding it all.
A beautiful yet stubborn FBI agent who made me crazy with every breath she took.
Unfortunately, her presence awakened the evils of my past that would not rest until they destroyed what I held dear to my heart.
.... My Thoughts ...
In Short
- Both Melissa's and Yuri's story is full of heart break but also love.
- The twists and turns in this book are astonishing.
- There is so much to this story it's impossible to get it across in a review or blurb.
- The twists and turns in this book are astonishing.
- There is so much to this story it's impossible to get it across in a review or blurb.
In Long
Wow! I don't know how to else to start this review. This book completely took me by surprise, in a VERY good way!
When I first started Kaznachei's Pain I was a little unsure if it would be something I would enjoy, I felt a little flustered at the beginning with all the changing between past and present. This, however, actually turned around to be a positive thing. V.F. Mason kept me completely gripped in both the past and present, needing to see where they got to the point they were at now and what would happen to Melissa and Yuri.
Melissa and Yuri's story is a full of anguish, heart break but most importantly love. Both of their stories are as complex and disturbing as each others and V.F. Mason never seemed to run out of revelations to astonish me. The list of twists and turns in this book is something I just can not even begin to explain.
Melissa is someone you want to wrap in bubble wrap, she is too independent for her own good sometimes and you just WANT her to be happy. Her story completely surprised me and was just one of the many bomb shells which V.F. Mason enthralled me with.
Yuri is a complex character who has so much to him, this is where the reader really benefits from going between past and present. I felt like I really knew Yuri by the end of this book as well as I would a best friend.
I haven't read the other books in this series but without a doubt I will be now. I already feel a craving to know more about the other characters in this book.
When I first started Kaznachei's Pain I was a little unsure if it would be something I would enjoy, I felt a little flustered at the beginning with all the changing between past and present. This, however, actually turned around to be a positive thing. V.F. Mason kept me completely gripped in both the past and present, needing to see where they got to the point they were at now and what would happen to Melissa and Yuri.
Melissa and Yuri's story is a full of anguish, heart break but most importantly love. Both of their stories are as complex and disturbing as each others and V.F. Mason never seemed to run out of revelations to astonish me. The list of twists and turns in this book is something I just can not even begin to explain.
Melissa is someone you want to wrap in bubble wrap, she is too independent for her own good sometimes and you just WANT her to be happy. Her story completely surprised me and was just one of the many bomb shells which V.F. Mason enthralled me with.
Yuri is a complex character who has so much to him, this is where the reader really benefits from going between past and present. I felt like I really knew Yuri by the end of this book as well as I would a best friend.
I haven't read the other books in this series but without a doubt I will be now. I already feel a craving to know more about the other characters in this book.
Final Thoughts
I honestly don't feel I can do this book justice and although the blurb definitely lured me in there is just so so so much more to this story than you could ever get across in a blurb or review.
“But then you came into my life and changed everything about the word love."
"There was love, happiness, but also heartache and fear."
"I was suppose to feel nothing, yet ... I felt everything"
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