The Devil You Know by Kay Freeman

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KayFree78949595 @lovebookstours for being part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Devil you know is a very hot and steamy read but I enjoyed it immensely. I read The Devil you know in a couple of hours. I felt like I was taken away from my world and drawn into River and Cruz world. Loved the characters especially River and Cruz and i loved how he protected her and her children. I didnt aways like the way he treated River though. I really didnt like Bones he was horrible and creepy . The story is dark an gothic which i loved . Loved the writting style and the plot. The story was very easy to get into and hooked me in straight away. This is the first book i have read from Kay Freeman i will be reading more. Cant wait for the next one 5 stars. Blurb She’s at his beck and call. He’s under her spell. Can a master and his mistress unshackle their guilty pleasures? River Rogers endures the abuse of her cruel husband until she can finally steal her children away to safety, returning to the only man who’s treated her as someone special and barges into the playboy mobster’s sprawling mansion, ready to offer anything he desires. Cruz MacKenzie revels in dark urges. But when the self-proclaimed witch spies the ripe, sexy, but desperate survivor who broke his heart by leaving the last time she was there, he’s torn between his urge to protect her and the desire to claim her innocence. Determined never to lose her again, the high-powered Chicago criminal offers her an ultimatum… leave forever or forfeit her freedom for one year. Now contractually enslaved to her guardian, River’s hard labor, and humiliating punishment at his sensuous hands is made bearable by focusing on healing her children. Cruz hesitates to satiate his cravings while longing to pour out his black soul to his generous prize. With a traitor in the house seeking to destroy them both, can this wounded pair break the chains of trauma? The Devil You Know is a pulse-pounding standalone dark romance novel. If you like brooding heroes, a gothic atmosphere, and steamy chemistry, you’ll love Kay Freeman’s suspenseful tale of dominance and liberation. Buy The Devil You Know to play with fire tonight! Trigger Warning: Age 18+ Content. This book is not for everyone. This Gothic Suspense Romance Novella contains power exchange dynamics. The hero is morally gray and not a warm and fuzzy character. Both the hero and heroine are survivors of physical abuse. He’s a victim of child abuse, and she is a domestic violence survivor. The hero’s mother suffered from drug addiction, and his father used his religious fervor as a weapon. Her mother committed suicide. The book also contains graphic descriptions of sexual activities. If you find any of this objectionable or triggering, stay clear. However, with all this said, the book is healing and hopeful and ends with a positive, loving relationship.

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