Shark's Edge: Volume 1

Can I just say how much I adore Angel and Victoria as writers but as a writing Duo I just can't resist them. And in Shark's Edge they brought a incredible beginning of Sebastian and Abbigail's story in book 1. Sebastian Shark is successful, dominant, sexy, and completely arrogant aka his the perfect alpha for me to crave.....thanks ladies I'm a goner. Abigail reminds me a lot of my sister, someone who does things her own way and ways to succeed in the world even if it's deal with a arrogant sexy successful man like Sebastian. She's stronger than she realizes she is, she's a champion in the making and everyone will love her. The heat between these two is scorching and chemistry is explosive. These two will fight their feelings for one another until the end, which I absolutely love a good chase of who will give in first. Find a sitter for your baby sharks ladies, you will not want to be distracted by anything during this amazing 'Shark' of a tale. Can't wait to dive into book 2.

I just finished Shark's Edge and it has me breathless the tension the mystery of whos trying to bring down Baz, the Heat between him and Abbigail is just fantastic. I also love RIo as I said during the first impression. the ending had me gasping then I got to read a snippet of the second book and was happy again. im wanting book two so badly right now lol I love his niece also. and my favorite line was when Rio told her He asked where Little Red Riding Hood was I laughed with Abby there. Angel and Victoria know how to write a book and a scene in it that will leave you intrigued and wanting more. Their characters are just great to read their, background and the mystery that they come with makes you want to be there for them. The steam in the book is great also. They are funny and relatable.

I didn't mind this book, meaning I dont love it or hate it. It's well written and has lots of plots that are left open for the next book, that I look forward to reading. However it starts really well, the middle is just kind of a back and forth of I want you, no I don't and I think some of it could have been left out to possibly shorten the series. The real chemistry is just starting as Bas is finally opening up at the end of the book. So you have the good and the bad with is one. People are either going to love it or hate it.