I voluntarily read an early copy of this book.
UNREGRETTABLE by Monique MoreauSeries: Empire Academy Series #2
on October 12, 2023
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Marriage can't fix what’s broken. If only he would see that.
Crina
If he thinks I’ll come to the altar like some meek, blushing bride, he must not know me.
Oh, wait, he doesn’t know me anymore.
Four years of a cold war will do that to a friendship.
We were friends once.
But I won’t tolerate being humiliated. And if he thinks forcing me to marry him will change anything between us, he’s lost his damn mind.
No one messes with me.
Least of all him.
Marku
Crina is my woman, bonded to me since birth. The fact that we’re from different mafia clans is irrelevant. The fact that she’s in danger just sped up a marriage that was always meant to be.
I hurt her, I know that.
I never apologized. Never explained. Never reached out. Stuck in my own pain, I let a war simmer between us.
But that ends today.
Today she will become my wife. Tonight, she will come to my bed. I’ll finally fix things between us.
But when my desire for revenge—revenge I’ve pursued for five long years—collides with doing right by Crina, everything goes to hell in a handbasket.
Content warning: UNREGRETTABLE is the second installment of The Empire Academy Series. Marku is an OTT morally gray, possessive hero who will do anything to win back his woman. Brace yourself for a domineering and dirty-talking alpha. But don’t worry, Crina is more than up to the task of dealing with him. If such material offends, please do not read.
Delectably forbidden steals the show! She’s from one clan, he’s from another … but danger and parental interference have them meeting at the alter in no time. I like the premise of this book because there are familiar faces from the Lupu Chronicles series floating in and out regularly, but this series isn’t the best work of this author by far. There seems to be a timeline issue where this is supposedly book two, yet the things that happened in book one don’t appear to have happened in many instances. Mass confusion and a seeming pull between young adult, bully and mafia not aligning into a strong storyline in any of the above are disappointing. I really enjoyed her MC series and even her mafia series, but this younger generation just isn’t cutting it for me personally. Not a bad story, just not cohesive enough to carry itself. The cast is interesting and there is interest in the context, just weakness in development that shows through.
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