Jay Crownover has done it again, and this time I wasn’t even
sure it was possible. When I heard about Better
When He’s Bad I was really excited to read it. The Marked Men series is one
of my favorites, so I was sure I would love Welcome to the Point too. But I
doubted there was any way I would be falling in love with a criminal. Boy was I
wrong. There was no way not to love Bax.
Bax is just getting out of jail after five years. He knows
someone set him, but he’s not sure why. Now that he’s out Bax is looking for
Race, his best friend, and the guy he knows holds all the answers. Race is
nowhere to be found, but Race’s younger sister, Dovie, wants to help Bax find
him. Dovie is mostly untouched by all that comes from living somewhere like the
Point, anyone can see she’s mostly pure and innocent; Bax is dark, bad, and irresistible.
Is it possible to create something beautiful from their tainted and convoluted
pasts?
It’s difficult to describe the beautiful relationship that
blossoms between Dovie and Bax in the midst of such an awful situation, and the
lengths they are willing to go to in order to save each other. Bax may be bad, but that doesn’t mean he can’t
be good. This book is sexy, fast paced, and thrilling. I could hardly put the
book down. I dare you not to fall in love with Bax. It may just be an
impossible mission.
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