Reading book one in this series, The Deep End, is a must before you begin, as the events that happen before play into the very first pages of The Farthest Edge. 
 A dom, Evangeline, has been recuperating and, in all honesty, hiding herself in work since she was victimized at the Honey Club. A strong self-assured woman still very much prevails. Her friends are worried that she is now shunning her old life and a very big part of what makes her tick. In order to "bring her back," she's been asked to dominate an alpha sub as a courtesy to the club's owner. 
 Branch has a very special and specific set of skills. All the skills needed to bring anyone down. He's a ghost, a shadow, and the boogie man if you need him to be. He's dead man as far as the world knows. He's also a sub with a very clear understanding of what he needs. I really feel the need to share with you that Kristen Ashley has written this character so well, that I had shivers up and down my spine while he was working. It's that kind of attention to character building and development that keeps me coming back to this author time and time again. It's raw, gritty, terrifying at times, and abundantly real. 
 For both Evangeline and Branch, their relationship will be a mutually beneficial arrangement... until it's not. 
 "Who knew it felt that good to take a plunge, land and shatter?" 
 Now the game begins. Either they will both be winners or they'll both lose it all. 
 It's a salaciously indulgent read with enough rough and tumble to make hardcore fans blush! 
 5 Stars 
 Tanja 
 *ARC READ 
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