BXTCHES Gotta Warn: I may be getting ready to really confuse you BXTCHES, so hang on tight. I first discovered the Sinners of Saint series when I came across Vicious, which happens to be book #1 (my review is right here). Now, if you were to go to Goodreads, Defy is listed as book #.5 in this series, on Amazon it’s listed as book #2, but described as a prequel to Vicious. On L.J. Shen’s website, it’s listed as book #2. . .so that’s the route I’m going. Mainly because the author says so and also because I read Vicious first, so naturally this would be the second book for me. If you happen to read Defy first, you will be perfectly in line to read Vicious next. Both books kinda set you up for the other and even though we learn during Vicious and Millie’s story that Jaime has the hots for teacher, nothing gets spoiled. On another note, each book in this series is listed as a stand alone, but I’m the person who thinks that the story really comes alive when you read the books as a series and I think Sinners of Saint is no different. Just in case you were wondering, Vicious was released prior to Defy.
Defy will be told from the POV of Melody or Ms. Greene, depending on your kink.
If you’ve already indulged with Vicious, then you already know about Jaime Followhill and the HotHoles. You also know that Jaime has got himself a crush on his English Lit teacher, Ms. Greene. If Defy is your first crack at the Sinners of Saint series, then all you need to know is the HotHoles not only run the school, but since money speaks loudly in Todos Santos, they also run the town. Oh and I should probably let you in on who is in this elite group. . .Baron (Vicious), Jaime, Trent, and Dean. Again, we met them all in book #1, but you will eventually meet them all in their very own story.
Melody Greene is a twenty-six year old English Lit teacher at the very prestigious, very wealthy, All Saints High. A job she fell into because of the sudden death of the previous teacher, but a job she isn’t too passionate about. Her passion lies in the world of dance, ballet to be more specific, but a broken leg took her out well before she even got it going and with both of her parents in the teaching world, it seemed like maybe the right move for her professionally.
Defy is exactly what it says it is. . .a student/teacher romance. And while you get all that comes with that, you also get some insight. If you’ve already fell into a love/hate relationship with Vicious, then you’ll remember what it was about him that fans the flames of that relationship and remember it, because he will definitely bring it here and if you have yet to have your soul shook by him, Defy is going to set you up really well. And there are some things that happen in book #1 that become a bit clearer in this book.
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L.J. Shen did not fuck around with bringing the heat between Jaime, Melody, and all the forbidden action that takes place with those two. Hopefully the student/teacher sexual relationship doesn’t skeeve you out at all, because you will really be missing out on some hella hot sex.
When reading Vicious, it takes a long hot minute for the love to start coming through for him. His assholeness reigns supreme for a long part of that story. In Defy, you will fall for Jaime almost immediately and stay that way for the duration. And while the love pours out for Jaime, it will equally ooze for Melody. L.J. Shen can write some serious alpha, but she puts just as much into her female leads. Melody gave her all. . .humor. . .vulnerability. . .love. . .frustration. . .sass. . .really her whole heart and I loved every word of it.
Defy is a short read. . .an afternoon escape really. And even though I wished for more of Jaime and Melody, I don’t know if adding more pages/chapters would’ve hit the spot as well as this novella did. But knowing I’m about to dive further into this series, maybe, just maybe we’ll get a bit more of this hot couple.
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