**#COYER Review ~ Seven Sons ~ LIli St. Germain**

Seven Sons
Gypsy Brothers #1
Release Date: January 3, 2014
Genre: Adult, Dark, Contemporary Romance
Source: Amazon *Freebie*
Rating: 5 Bookworms
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Synopsis
My father was most certainly NOT an innnocent man. As the leader of the Gypsy Brothers MC, he was guilty of many things. But he died for a crime that he didn't commit, framed by an enemy within who then stole his club and everything he had ever worked to protect.

Including my innocence.

When Dornan Ross framed my father, he set into motion a series of events that could never be undone. My father was murdered by Dornan Ross and his sons when I was fifteen years old.

Before my father died, Dornan Ross and his seven sons stole my innocence, branded my skin and in doing so, ensured that their lives would be prematurely cut short. That they would suffer.

I've just turned twenty-one, and I'm out for blood. I'm out for revenge.

But I didn't expect to fall for Jase, the youngest brother in the club.

I didn't expect that he would turn my world upside down, yank my heart out of my chest and ride away into the sunset with it.

Now, I'm faced with an impossible choice - Jase, or avenging my father's death?

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I just wanted to make a note that I one-clicked Seven Sons on January 12, 2014!! Almost a year later, I finally read it. And now I'm kicking myself for not having one-clicked the entire series when they were *all* 99 cents!!

Holy wow!! Why, oh why did I wait so long to read this? Seven Sons was a thrilling yet shocking look at what the need for revenge can drive someone to do. I was riveted. I finished it in one sitting, tightly gripping my kindle as I flew through the pages. Seven Sons is dark - rather appalling, actually. It's gruesome, gritty...and fantastic!

Six years ago, Juliette Portland lost what mattered most in the world to her - she died that day. She's been reborn - as Samantha Peyton - and she's set about exacting her revenge. And she'll have it.

Sammi is amazing in her calculated precision. She has planned her revenge in exquisite detail. There are glimpses of the broken, vulnerable girl buried within her and that glimpse is what keeps her human.

St. Germain did a brilliant job of conveying Sammi's past and her desire for vengeance. The flashbacks detail every thing she suffered and the emotional toll it all took. I can't imagine experiencing it myself but I feel Sammi's pain and need to dole out punishment. Dornan and the sons I've met, with the exception of Jase, all seem soulless and deserving of Sammi's wrath. I am eager to see what will happen with Jase though.

I'm wringing my hands over what will come next. Thank goodness the entire series is already available.