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Toxic By Sam Crescent

Toxic

By Sam Crescent

  • Release Date: 2023-04-25
  • Genre: Contemporary Romance
  • $4.99
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 30 Ratings

Description

Rosalie knew her father was part of an MC club, a vile disgusting group of men. To protect her mother, she has no choice but to marry a man her father has chosen.

Colt doesn’t want to create peace. Satan’s Death Riders MC doesn't settle, they do not bow down, but for now, his father has told him to marry the daughter of his enemy. He personally vows to make her life miserable. This will be a great way for him to pass the time before he gets the chance to kill her father. They claim she's a virgin, but they're liars. No slut of the Evil F*****s MC is pure.
         
But Rosalie is nothing like her father. She's just a pawn. Someone he can use. What will happen when she becomes more than just a pawn, more than someone he can use?

She wants her father dead as much as Colt does. Maybe they can work together. All she wants is for her mother to be free, for them to no longer live in fear. It's an easy deal to make, but even Colt didn’t see what was coming.

Reviews

  • Another great MC series start

    4
    By mestudent
    This was my first Sam Crescent book and it won't be the last. I'm already looking forward to the next book in this series! Colt and Rosalie were forced to marry by two rival MCs. Colt's father was the president of one club and Rosalie's father was the president of the other. Rosalie hated her father, but he had his way to control her. There was plenty of drama, adventure, and love/hate to go around. I really enjoyed it! I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
  • Toxic

    5
    By sisters_70s
    Rosalie and Colt’s story has them getting married to each other but are from rival MCs. Colt is mean to her and doesn’t really see she isn’t like her father or his mc. Soon he starts to see her for her and why she married him and thru all the twist, drama, suffering they find love. I received a free copy of this book via Evernight and am voluntarily leaving a review.
  • A Really Good MC Book

    4
    By Kim Patch
    4.25 ⭐️’s for Toxic by Sam Crescent. This book was released April 25th and is the 1st book in a series called Satan’s Death Riders MC. When I say I am pleasantly surprised by how good this book is, I mean I’m pleasantly surprised. It is one of the best MC books I’ve ever read. It’s a true enemies to lovers arranged marriage MC book. 📕 📕 📕 📕 📕 for character development. If the pain and despair of the main characters makes me cry, there is great character development in the book. The book made this reader cry hard during some scenes in the book. 📖 📖 📖 📖 📖 for plot/storyline. This storyline is good and not the same old instalove-got her pregnant MC book. I have no questions at the end of the book. Even though it’s a series, this book can be read as a standalone. What I loved most about this book is the author doesn’t waste time writing about minute details. It’s nothing for this book to skip days, weeks or months to get to the real event or issue. ✏️ ✏️ ✏️ ✏️ for editing. There were very few mistakes in this book. 🌶️🌶️🌶️ for spice. I think the sexual tension is good. This is a SLOW burn. Then when the spicy scenes do come up, it almost seems as if they are cut short or not spicy enough. This is my biggest complaint as this is a dark romance and should have hot spice. Overall, I enjoyed this book. It is well written and doesn’t insult my intelligence like many MC books have in the past. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
  • Murdery Love Quest

    5
    By nicknamesaredumbcubed
    Entertaining MC story with a bunch of gasp-worthy twists and turns. Rosalie and Colt started their relationship in the worst possible way. Her father was truly the embodiment of evil. He was the catalyst for Rosalie and Colt’s marriage. He was also the cause for its near destruction. The men in this story were either evil or could be classified at best as anti-heroes. At some points of the story, it was hard to distinguish what category Colt fell into. Rosalie trusted no one. She may not have been raised in her father’s MC but she sure analyzed situations as if she had. It was refreshing to see her keep her eyes wide open through all the conflicts and trials she faced. It was interesting to see how this couple was actually able to get to a happy place. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.