She's kind of a narcissistic, horrible person. In actuality, this story is about a woman who's ONLY positive attribute is her 'smokin' hotness'. That sparks a'flyin' book summary you just read tells you that the lead female character is a strong, independent, take-no-prisoners she-wolf who'll bite your hand if you get too close. You're going to really want to love this story. Will the bad boys be everything she thinks? Or will her heart get in the way if her body survives?Ĭheck it out here on Goodreads if you want to read this for yourself.So, here's the thing. This is a 4 part series that has barely started but has left me desperate for more. This book threw me through loop after loop, the rollercoaster you don’t want to get off and never want to end, and oh boy, when it ended, it went out with a bang – leaving me counting down the days until the next one is released in July! Stoic, impenetrable and impossible to get a good read on.

Mysterious, protective and leaves you with a whole lot of questions.Īrcher D’Ath: The bad boy ringleader whose dangerously bad for your heart but you can’t get out of your head. Max Steele: The gorgeous underdog with secrets, skills and is a whole lot harder to hate then you think. He’s cheeky, flirty and leaves you wanting more. Kodiak Jones: The one that gets under your skin with looks, charm, humour and a body made for sin. Our male antagonists are as expected from Tates books Hot as sin, equally infuriating, deliciously dangerous and addictive in their own rights. Her world is thrown upside down by being in the wrong place at the wrong time and now she’s out for revenge, redemption and to figure out what happened the night her life went to hell.

Our heroine is the series namesake Madison Kate and from the get go you know she’s hot as hell, fierce, badass, determine and stubborn as hell, she brings you along for the ride as your immersed in her world and her mind in a single view book.

This book took me 3 hours and to be honest her books aren’t light – they make you think, question and piece together bit by bit, and she’s always leaves you wanting more with her cliffhangers – and Hate (Madison Kate) was no different. Now I want to preface this by saying I love Tates books, I’ve read most of her books and I am always left loving the characters, fully immersed in the story and left thinking and questioning hours after I’ve finished the book. Let’s start my first book review post with one of the last books I read.

Hate by Tate James