Review: The Devil's Plaything

The Devil's Plaything by Dani René
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 stars

Holy mother of all clichès!!

That's right! This book was a epic hodgepodge of all the clichès ever known to criminal-hero-novel-reading womankind!

I'm keeping this short and simple!

Victor Cordero is the King of the freakin' Colombia (this shit alone is mentioned about 250 times in this book -- that's minus 1 star alone!!) and on his free time, he is just a cartel's boss (boring, I know!)

He is hard, ruthless and cruel but only until our heroine appears!!

Sofiá Montero is the daughter of one of Victor's men who was caught stealing from him.
Now, we must know this that Victor never ever forgives anyone who steals from him, so after he finds this man and learns he has a daughter, he wants her as payment too.

Long story short, Sofiá goes to Victor, sasses him, curses him to hell, resists his charm, blah blah blah and eventually falls in love with him.

There are other elements in the story, which I don't find worthy of mention but I'll do it anyway- Sofiá has a heart problem, no other detail is given except that she requires medication and transplant for it. So, now we know why the father was stealing.

This book was voted BOTM in one of groups in GR and I honestly expected it to be amazing, but it turned out to be mediocre. The writing style was good and gripping even if the dialogues were ridiculous at times.

I do not wish to trash this book because it was actually good for most of the people. Victor is an alpha through and through. It maybe that I've read so many crime romance now that my expectations went a tad higher than normal. I don't know. Maybe it was just me :-\

I just wish that this book had more...

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