His jokey cocky side which was always down for a good time and some flirting. I felt their pain, their heartache and despair, Amo wrote both of their heartbreak so well and realistically. The emotions were so real, the ups and downs of Nate’s alpha a-hole attitude and Tillie’s strength to try and not be affected by all of his action to try and hurt her. Tillie and Nate’s story was a heart-breaking toxic roller-coaster, with twisted games, dark and dirty moments, but also a shared love of something so pure. But this is by no means a happy ending for the two of them, there’s way more at play than Tillie knows, and everything she thought she knew, is about to come crumbling down around her. He keeps her around because of her involvement in their world, but also because they are now connected through something more important. Nate is angry and hate Tillie for how she didn’t come to him when she needed help, and she tries to make him see she had no choice. Tillie has kept huge secrets from Nate, including her knowledge of the Elite King’s world.
Malum Part One starts right where Tacet A Mortuis ends, but from the points of view of Tillie and Nate. Malum is not your standard romance and will leave you eager to find out the conclusion to Nate and Tillie’s story straight away. It’s so hard to write a review for these books because the plots are so detailed and complex, that you don’t want to give anything important away or ruin anything. Nate and Tillie have always intrigued me with the push and pull between them, but their story was one I was not expecting. Malum: Part One (The Elite King’s Club #4) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was completely new ground for me, having not read Malum when I originally read the series, but these books have shown me that Nate and Tillie were made for each other, and this incredibly dark, twisted, and heart-breaking duet has only solidified them as my favourite couple, because they are each other’s equals.
Going into this duet, straight after finishing books 1-3 in the Elite Kings, I didn’t think any couple from this world could top Madison and Bishop, but I was so wrong.
Malum Duet (Elite Kings #4 and #5) – Amo Jones ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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