A review by naughtynicky
Bane, by L.J. Shen
4.0
Bane is the final book in the Sinners of Saint series.
WARNING - This books starts with the H, Jesse Carter, being raped. The scene isn’t very descriptive or graphic, but you know by her thoughts what has happened.
Bane is a pothead, who extorts money for protection from the small business owners of the beach community he lives in and also sells himself to many of the women in the area Including the local sheriff’s wife.
Bane is looking for 6 million dollars so he can bid on a plot of land that is up for sale, so he can build SurfCity, a mall filled with stores relating to surfing.
He meets Darren, Jesse’s stepdad who offers him the money in exchange for him spending six months with Jesse, bringing her back into society, making friends etc. He is not allowed to let her know he is involved in them meeting. There is only one rule. He is not allowed to sleep with her.
As we know, Jesse has a reason for keeping herself out of the public eye. Everyone abandoned her after the “incident” so she has no friends or anyone to speak to, except her therapist.
Bane arranges the “accidental” meet outside her therapists office.
The more time they spend together, the deeper their feelings become, until eventually that one rule gets broken.
WARNING - This books starts with the H, Jesse Carter, being raped. The scene isn’t very descriptive or graphic, but you know by her thoughts what has happened.
Bane is a pothead, who extorts money for protection from the small business owners of the beach community he lives in and also sells himself to many of the women in the area Including the local sheriff’s wife.
Bane is looking for 6 million dollars so he can bid on a plot of land that is up for sale, so he can build SurfCity, a mall filled with stores relating to surfing.
He meets Darren, Jesse’s stepdad who offers him the money in exchange for him spending six months with Jesse, bringing her back into society, making friends etc. He is not allowed to let her know he is involved in them meeting. There is only one rule. He is not allowed to sleep with her.
As we know, Jesse has a reason for keeping herself out of the public eye. Everyone abandoned her after the “incident” so she has no friends or anyone to speak to, except her therapist.
Bane arranges the “accidental” meet outside her therapists office.
The more time they spend together, the deeper their feelings become, until eventually that one rule gets broken.