Nash (The Marked Men, #4)

by Jay Crownover

[Sam@WLABB]

I swear this series gets better with every book! I guess this is Nash and Saint's story, but to me, it was really Nash's self discovery. He learned so much as his past, present and future. I loved taking this journey with him and watching the most sensitive Marked man (yet) grow and reveal his passion, ambitions , and heart of gold.

Saint was a very interesting match for Nash. She was slightly damaged with esteem issues. She was an odd choice, indeed, but we also saw her grow and change and emerge a butterfly ready to properly love our Nash. We also met a few new women -- Royal and Salem. Both seem like promising additions to the "family".

Be prepared to shed tears. I cried for three stretches during this book, both happy and sad tears. There are some tough moments and JCrownover did a great job conveying that emotion. I had some serious feels.

And finally, I loves these books, because, although you could read each as a stand-alone, if you read them in order, you get to check in and see how some our favorite couples are progressing, and I adore getting those extra peeks into their lives.