Losers: Part I

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Standalone or Part of Series: Series. I recommend reading The Dare and Losers Part One before reading Part Two. I couldn’t resist forever. For one night I gave myself over to the men I wasn’t supposed to want and satisfied the darkest parts of my soul. But some things are meant to stay in the dark. One night, and it was over. This book may be unsuitable for people under 18 years of age due to its use of sexual content, drug and alcohol use, and/or violence. Losers: Part II by Harley Laroux Because you were my glimpse of heaven from hell,” he said. “You were the sun in my sky, and now you’re like a comet sent to earth. A wildfire I can touch…kiss…hold…” In French, there’s a phrase for the random urge to jump from high places, the irrational desire to swerve into traffic despite imminent destruction: l'appel du vide, the call of the void. Those sudden feral impulses tend to be shoved away immediately, but humans still experience them. What if you jumped? What if you touched the fire? What if? What if? When I looked at him, staring at me, the void called.”

Losers Part Two’ by Harley Laroux ARC Review: ‘Losers Part Two’ by Harley Laroux

Harley is a writer of Dark Romance, Erotic Horror, and Erotica. She enjoys crafting steamy stories on the dark and kinky side, the creepier the better.Jason– My fave blue-haired tattooed guy that I will forever know as Zero Cool. (I will forever love that Harley referenced one of my fave movies in Part One.) Jason may be the smartie pants of the bunch but don’t ever mess with his family. He will lash out, and I loved seeing another side of him. He worries a lot and loves fiercely. I despised what his family did to him, but I’m glad he found his true family with Vincent, Mason, Lucas, and Jessica. Gosh, darn it, I’m going to miss him. Harley gave the characters the BEST damn HEA!! She did put me through the wringer when reading Part Two. The trouble these characters had to deal with when it came to Manson’s father, and Jessica’s so-called old buddies caused havoc, too. I had a hard time putting down this book. Let’s not forget the spicy moments. Harley upped it in this book with more group scenes. Lots more. Cold showers may be needed to cool off from those scenes. (MM, MMF, MF, etc.) You get the idea. Every time we parted, I felt as if I was breaking the surface of a pool: I gasped for air, vision blurred, my body light.” Now, with college behind me, our worlds collide yet again. Four men, all willing to share me as their plaything until my debt to them is paid. Another game to satiate my dark cravings, the twisted rules of which bring us all even closer than before. But games aren’t meant to last. Trigger(s)/Content Warning(s): I recommend reading the Content Note from the Author in the beginning of the book where she lists possible triggers for readers.

Losers by Harley Laroux | Waterstones

Except them. The freaks, the weirdos, the school’s ultimate losers: Manson, Jason, Lucas, and Vincent. Our hatred for each other couldn’t keep us apart, not even when my own mistake got Manson expelled and made me the ultimate villain to the rest of them. In French, there’s a phrase for the random urge to jump from high places, the irrational desire to swerve into traffic despite imminent destruction: l'appel du vide, the call of the void.” I'd been Prom Queen, Cheer Captain - high school's most savage Queen Bee. I could have everything I wanted.

J. Tipstone

Storyline/My Thoughts: This will be a different review because I need to do this differently for once. I need to thank Harley for these books. I will never forget these characters and their storyline. They will forever live in my head, and these books will be reread many times because I know I will miss them. I couldn't resist forever. For one night I gave myself over to the men I wasn't supposed to want and satisfied the darkest parts of my soul. But some things are meant to stay in the dark. One night, and it was over. Humans and Gods were a bad combination. Give a human knowledge, and he thinks he’s wise. Give a human magic, and he thinks he’s strong. Give a human religion, and he’ll think he’s right.”