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I've read this book before - well, at least the character conflict. It was much like Chloe Cox's Submit and Surrender, where Adra felt like everyone always left her, and Ford didn't want anything more than a casual relationship. Then Ford becames the Pursuer, etc....Except this was much better written and the characters had a bit more dimension. But, I didn't feel like character conflicts were all that original. And the plot was meh - especially for Lexi Blake, where complicated plotting can carry weak characters. This didn't feel like a part of the Masters and Mercenaries series - it borrowed characters, but stayed well away from the plot.

The characters from one book to another are starting to blur - Ian now sounds like Charlotte. Everyone has a snarky, humorous voice. It now feels like there is a universal persona for this series, and that is really detracting from my enjoyment.

This was a miss for me, as was the last M&M. I will read the next one, because Lexi Blake's worst novel is head and shoulders above most others, but I feel like it might be time to wrap up this series. I've already given up on her Shayla Black menage series, where each book has become identical to the one before it. Looks like her Steal series has moved into my favorite Lexi Blake series.


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Cherished A Masters and Mercenaries Novella edition by Lexi Blake Romance eBooks Reviews

I love reading this series. Bridget Slaten from The Men with the Golden Cuffs book two and Will Daley from Dungeon Games book six hook up. Bridget needs a date for her sisters wedding and all of the Dom's at Sanctum have been warned by Will to say no. This was a really good book Bridget is a bratty sub and she didn't think that Will would want to put up with her. Will has been trying to get next to Bridget he knows wants to have sex with her. Both of these character's have had pretty mess up childhoods. Bridget who grew up with rich parents never got love and acceptance from them and was cut out of the will because she writes smut. Will grew up with a drug addict mother he was the one who took care of his three little sister's he didn't believe in saying I love you because his mother said it when she wanted something. As these two heat up they have great chemistry each one of them begin to fall in love but only Bridget realizes that Will is unable to say how he feels. This was a really good book and I liked how Will was able to step up and take care of Bridget like she needed to be. This book was well written like the rest of the books in this series with no errors in grammar or spelling. I love reading this series and I am looking forward to reading the next book in this series.
You know sometimes the word "love" hold a different meaning for everyone and our vision of that word stems from our past. Well Will and Bridget had to fight for an agreeable meaning of that word to not only save a relationship that was solid but a future that held promise and partnership.

Being the provider for so many years and being tricked when he thought he found the one, Will Daley took life in as a now situation. The future was never promised and neither was his heart. That was until Bratty Bridget made him yearn to protect, cherish, and not be abke to live without her. Not one to be open with his past and feelings Will learned pretty quickly with the help of his sister and Frankie that those walls doesn't mean anything when what is on the line is your soulmate. Versions of a word as a child transform when you are an adult. Even the person who should use it properly fail but the ones you protect and look after look at you with love and appreciation. Kai was right but he was also wrong because in the end Will was able to give Bridget what she needed as well as free her from the demons that was her family and her inner monologue.

Lexi has once again quenched my thirst for a wonderful novel. My Masters at Sanctum know how to treat their women even if it takes them a while to get their baring. Bridget got her menage in the form of one guy. That analogy was epic but didn't top Ian fight club and bullet proof baby gear.
Bridget from The Men with the Golden Cuffs (Masters and Mercenaries, #2) and Will from Dungeon Games (Masters and Mercenaries, #6.5) get their very own romance.

The Good, The Bad and Everything in Between

-I do like this ‘verse full disclosure, I am a Lexi Blake fan and I’ve enjoyed her Masters & Mercenaries series for a good long while. When this pre-order showed up on my kindle, I rushed to finish up what I was reading to get to this one. I love the glimpse of previous couples living their own HEAs and this one is no exception.

-Great chemistry and hot sex something Ms. Blake does well is steamy sex scenes and considering this is a novella, there was a good balance between sex and story development and I never felt as if there was too much or too little.

-Likeable characters I haven’t loved all the novellas, but the last couple have been fun to read, with slightly different takes on the Alpha Dom. Will has a need for control, but he’s a stealth Top, helping Bridget without being so domineering that she completely ignores him. Bridget is only submissive in the bedroom, and is pretty bratty, which I enjoyed. Bridget is a funny heroine and I loved the way her brain would take off and start plotting different scenarios for her characters.

-Well paced novella It’s not a full length novel, but the plot progresses at a good pace, and I learned much more about these two than I had ever glimpsed of them before in earlier books.

-Not quite a Standalone HEA I think you could read this without the earlier books, BUT there are alot of characters and it could be overwhelming. That said, it’s a HEA with enough of a tease (no cliffhanger) for future story that kept me interested.

-Smart, but emotionally stupid characters Will and Bridget are likeable, flawed characters who have been unlucky in love. While at times frustrating, I enjoyed the fact that they weren’t just dummies who I’ve been told are smart, but they do some smart maneuvering - of each other and other characters, when the situation calls for it. It’s only emotionally that they’re stunted and dense, yet somehow Ms. Blake managed to make me not want to smack them upside the head...well, not too much.

My main issue with the romance was Bridget’s need to lock down a relationship and a HEA within a week of being with Will. I understand condensed timelines are something that happens in a romance novel, but I side-eyed her intense need to be forever, when they barely knew each other.

The Bottom Line
The M&M formula felt fresher this time around and even when frustrated, I still liked the story. If you haven’t read this series and you’re into, I’d encourage you to start from the beginning, then dive into these novellas.
I've read this book before - well, at least the character conflict. It was much like Chloe Cox's Submit and Surrender, where Adra felt like everyone always left her, and Ford didn't want anything more than a casual relationship. Then Ford becames the Pursuer, etc....Except this was much better written and the characters had a bit more dimension. But, I didn't feel like character conflicts were all that original. And the plot was meh - especially for Lexi Blake, where complicated plotting can carry weak characters. This didn't feel like a part of the Masters and Mercenaries series - it borrowed characters, but stayed well away from the plot.

The characters from one book to another are starting to blur - Ian now sounds like Charlotte. Everyone has a snarky, humorous voice. It now feels like there is a universal persona for this series, and that is really detracting from my enjoyment.

This was a miss for me, as was the last M&M. I will read the next one, because Lexi Blake's worst novel is head and shoulders above most others, but I feel like it might be time to wrap up this series. I've already given up on her Shayla Black menage series, where each book has become identical to the one before it. Looks like her Steal series has moved into my favorite Lexi Blake series.