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heatherb528's review against another edition
4.0
I enjoyed the narration and story of this book, makes me want to read all the rest of them that I missed to find out more of these great characters
patticorrea_ecbc's review against another edition
5.0
Such a great cross-over book. I love the two worlds that this book brings together. Such great writing by both of these great authors.
olovesbooks's review against another edition
5.0
i read and finished this book in one sitting and i am obsessed with cade. he is so ✨ n a s t y ✨ like omg
i loved how he was with belle from the beginning. the way he talked about her in his inner monologue and the way he was protective of her had me screaming.
he is a top notch book boyfriend.
one thing about these authors is that they know how to suck you into their stories from the first sentence. i couldnt put this book down even if i wanted to.
i also loved meeting cades family that i cannot wait to learn more about because the dynamic was just so fun between him and his sisters, but it hurt my heart to see his relationship with his brother. but seeing aidan jr and savvie again was fun. i loved that.
this was a great crossover book that i didnt know i needed but now i want more of.
i loved how he was with belle from the beginning. the way he talked about her in his inner monologue and the way he was protective of her had me screaming.
he is a top notch book boyfriend.
one thing about these authors is that they know how to suck you into their stories from the first sentence. i couldnt put this book down even if i wanted to.
i also loved meeting cades family that i cannot wait to learn more about because the dynamic was just so fun between him and his sisters, but it hurt my heart to see his relationship with his brother. but seeing aidan jr and savvie again was fun. i loved that.
this was a great crossover book that i didnt know i needed but now i want more of.
book_gemma's review against another edition
5.0
I received this book as an ARC. This book had every thing I wanted in a book sex, siblings being siblings and character growth. It dark and light hearted at the same time. I fell in love with Cade and Cindy I felt for since the Disciples series. You ever read a series and there is one person that you want to have a happy ending. Well that’s how I felt about Cindy from the Disciples series. Her struggles through the series was one you can sympathize with . Then at the end of Force you where like WTF with her dad. Yet Cindy’s growth in this book was amazing and wonderful. Cade’s growth in this book was great as well. This story is written from dual first person POV. I recommend this read if you are fan of the Disciples series or the Filthy series. I do recommend reading both before reading this book as both series have the background needed.
mcapuco's review against another edition
4.0
I've never read any of Cassandra Robbins' The Disciples series but I've read a lot of Serena Akeroyd's Five Point Mob series and I think Filthy Disciple is my favorite one yet. I felt that this book was a great blend of both authors. Despite not having read Cassandra's book previously I didn't think that the writing was disjointed, both Cassandra and Serena wrote a seamless book. And I wasn't ever really confused having not read The Disciples series. Though I was curious about Isabelle/Belle/Cindy's past relationship with Ryder that was mentioned in the book. I'm also curious about how she was portrayed in the other books, because in this book it doesn't seem like she is overly well liked by her friends but maybe she just burned one bridge too many. After reading Filthy Disciple I definitely want to check out the rest of The Disciples series.
As a warning this book covers topics that may be triggers including abuse, addiction, overdose, and more.
As a warning this book covers topics that may be triggers including abuse, addiction, overdose, and more.
kac469's review
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
2.75
75_sweetestbook's review against another edition
5.0
Wow what a amazing read by these two authors they brought two worlds together and give us a delicious story .The writing was phenomenal to read. This story pulls you right in tell the very ending. I read this story in one setting and loved it tell the very ending.
gypsygirlfl's review against another edition
5.0
This story is a crossover with Serena Akeroyd's Five Points and Cassandra Robbins' Disciples. I hadn't read any of the Disciple stories but was still able to understand the story line. (I will be following up and reading The Disciples now)
This is the story of Cade and Cindy/Isabelle. Cade has been given a mission by Adian Jr. to retrieve Cindy/Isabelle and bring her home back to her father. After Cade observes the situation, he realizes that the story isn't how it seems.
Now does he still bring her home? Does he find her absolutely beautiful? Is this job going to get him killed either by Adian Jr or the Disciples?
This is a wonderful story to introduce either author to a reader that hasn't read any of their books before. It has its steamy moments and a few triggers that are mentioned at the beginning of the book. If you're still ready, then proceed and welcome to an awesome glimpse into the Five Points and the Disciples.
This is the story of Cade and Cindy/Isabelle. Cade has been given a mission by Adian Jr. to retrieve Cindy/Isabelle and bring her home back to her father. After Cade observes the situation, he realizes that the story isn't how it seems.
Now does he still bring her home? Does he find her absolutely beautiful? Is this job going to get him killed either by Adian Jr or the Disciples?
This is a wonderful story to introduce either author to a reader that hasn't read any of their books before. It has its steamy moments and a few triggers that are mentioned at the beginning of the book. If you're still ready, then proceed and welcome to an awesome glimpse into the Five Points and the Disciples.