Review - Finished by Cara Dee

The operation to take out the mastermind of the human trafficking operation has gone sideways. Now, Gray is heading to the abandoned brothel, not knowing if Darius is alive or dead. Gray is sure the man who rescued him was the one he was going to spend the rest of his life with, so he has no idea what he'll do if Darius doesn't make it. It's time to put all his training to work.

As you should know by now, this series has to be read in order. Since the previous book, Played, ended on something of a cliffhanger, I decided to read and review this one sooner rather than later. Of course, if you've also read the fourth book, The Job, then you're not too worried about how things turn out. Then again, as with the entire series, it's what happens after all the action is over that's important.

This volume of the series is entirely from Gray's point of view. He's a very different person from the frightened and abused young man we met in the first book. We still get glimpses of doubt and fear, so his transformation, achieved with Darius' help, is very believable.

Since the story picks up more or less in the middle, it ends up being almost an instant page-turner. Even after the action at the compound winds down, you still want to keep reading to find out if the men all get away safely.

“Finished” is available from Amazon.