Book Review: Full Domain (Nice Guys, #3) – Kindle Alexander

Published January 12, 2016
Format: Novel
Genre And Theme: LGBTQ, Romance, Contemporary
Length: 399 pages, ebook
Publisher: Kindle Alexander LLC
Ebook ISBN/ASIN: B01AAXMBNU
Characters: Aaron Stuart, Kreed Sinacola

I thought I should put his review out there before I post my upcoming other two reviews for the authors’ works. This is another backlogged reviews, rather an un-posted review here since I posted a mini-one in Goodreads back in January of last year.

In all fair and honesty, I am a fan of the authors – yes, in case you are still not aware – Kind Alexander is a duo of lovely ladies who love the gays like meself and are giving us life with their magnificent writings!

First let’s get to that cover. I mean, cmon’ that is a sin by itself. I want to print that cover and post in on my wall.

Now, the not so easy part is me copy-pasting my review from Goodreads. This is obviously my least favorite from the girls and I’ve to say, I loved all of their books prior to this one. Let’s read the blurb first. In Italics, obviously.

Honor, integrity, and loyalty are how Deputy US Marshal Kreed Sinacola lives his life. A former SEAL now employed by the Special Operations Group of the US Marshal Service, Kreed spent most of his life working covert operations and avoiding relationships. Never one to mix business with pleasure, his boundaries blur and his convictions are put to the test when he finally comes face-to-face with the hot computer geek he’s been partnered with. Hell-bent on closing the ongoing case for his longtime friend, he pushes past his own limits and uncovers more than he expects. 

Aaron Stuart strives for one thing: justice. Young and full of idealism, his highly sought after computer skills land him a position with the National Security Agency. Aaron’s biggest hazard at his job is cramped fingers, but all that changes when he is drawn into the middle of a dangerous federal investigation. Aaron gets more than he bargained for when the FBI partners him with a handsome and tempting deputy US marshal. His attraction to the inked up, dark-haired man provides another kind of threat altogether. Aaron tries desperately to place a firewall around his heart and fight his developing feelings, knowing one misstep on his part could ultimately destroy him. 

The solution isn’t as easy as solving the case, which is treacherous enough as it is. But the growing sexual attraction between them threatens to derail more than just Kreed’s personal convictions as he quickly learns temptation and matters of the heart rarely fit easily into the rules he’s lived by. Will Kreed be able to convince Aaron to open his heart and face the fact that sometimes the answers aren’t always hidden in code?

I’m not even sure how to start with this one because normally after reading a book from Kindle Alexander, I’ll be blabbing about it from all sides of the internet but this last installment of the series just left me highly unsatisfied and I dunno, maybe I was expecting so much more from it. I feel that there was nothing new in this book – just different names and basically a mixed-up of characters from the previous books.

The whole thing was just way too difficult to read (aside from it being too long). I find it repetitive at times with too much sex in it, Kreed being all creepy and annoying and Aaron just contradicting his thoughts all the time about his “sexy BAMF” partner. Don’t let me discourage you from reading this one though, it’s probably not just my thing but I’m certain that I’ll be reading a lot more from the author. After all, some of her books are my favorites from this genre.

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

About The Author
Best Selling Author Kindle Alexander is an innovative writer, and a genre-crosser who writes classic fantasy, romance, suspense, and erotica in the male/male genre. It’s always a surprise to see what’s coming next!

Find out more by visiting http://www.kindlealexander.com or email me at kindle@kindlealexander.com

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