Again with the lazy editing, just like in Jet. It's annoying and frustrating to see a good story with piss poor editing. In all fairness it was just some mistakes here and there throughout the book (punctuation, spelling, words missing or incorrect words added,etc.) and not an unreadable mess but blatantly obvious when they did occur. Nash was a good book but those errors definitely distracted from the story and the flow. 
 I really like how Nash picked up exactly where Rome left off. It feels like I'm getting a truly complete story from Rule to Jet to Rome to Nash and so on as I continue to read them back to back. Looking forward to starting Rowdy now. 
 The early chapters from Saint's POV weren't really attention grabbing or very interesting. I found myself wanting to speed through to get back to Nash's POV. I enjoyed Saint's character but not nearly as much as I would have liked. Nash's character was awesome. I would have preferred to read more from him and his POV than Saint. Especially during the first 1/2 to 3/4 of the book. 
 One part from the book stands out as powerful and I'm not sure why I'm still thinking of it, but (view spoiler)[ when Nash went to the bar to talk to Asa and he talked about his past, the type of person he is, how he treated Ayden, and how he has been changing. (hide spoiler)] That was a really solid storyline and a great choice to include no matter how small it may have been. 
 Nash (the book) was emotional. Not gonna lie, I cried when (view spoiler)[ Phil died and again during the eulogy. That broke my heart a little. Phil was the best. I loved how Phil pretty much helped to shape and ensure all of the Marked Men, friends & girls futures. Especially with opening the new location and getting the groundwork laid. Lots of good things happening for each of the characters, like relationships, marriages, babies, and work stuff, even through the pain and heartache they face. Oh and Shaw is totally pregnant. At least I really hope she is. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I give Nash 3.5 stars. I really want to give more based on Nash's character and all the guys with their concurrent stories, but there was something lacking for me to fall in love with this book. Saint's POV wasn't as strong, entertaining or grabbing as it needed to be, and most of all, the editing mistakes were too frustrating to not consider when rating. 
 *Edited to add review of entire Marked Men series. All 6 books. 
 All together I give the series of Rule, Jet, Rome, Nash, Rowdy, and Asa 4.5 stars. 
 Based on the typical 5 star scale: 
 Rule - 6 stars - Loved this book. It was my second favorite of the Marked Men series, just behind Rome. A very close second. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 Jet - 3 stars - I spent most of this book being frustrated with Ayden even though I love her character. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 Rome - 6++ stars - I L.O.V.E.D. LOVED this book. Jay Crownover nailed this book. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 Nash - 3.5 stars - There was something lacking. I loved Nash and all of the other characters but Saint's POV wasn't as strong, entertaining or grabbing as it needed to be. This book was emotional. I cried at 2 parts. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 Rowdy - 4.5 stars - I was hooked from the prologue. Very solid book with a powerful ending. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 Asa - 3.5 stars - Had a great intro but then it kind of plateaued. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 The Marked Men series was extremely enjoyable. They were addictive. I didn't want to put them down and read most of them almost straight through. I found myself emotionally invested in several of the characters and became attached. These are all HEA books which makes them even that much better in my book (no pun intended). I highly recommend reading this series. It is important to read them all in order. One of the things I liked most was that reading them in order was like a complete story without missing a beat. 
 The only major complaint I have with these books is that they would have benefited from a better editor. It truly seemed like lazy proofreading/editing. There were multiple errors with incorrect punctuation, incorrect words, such as a "we" instead of "me", spelling, words missing, etc. Jet and Nash were the worst with these errors. They weren't an unreadable mess, by any means, but blatantly obvious when they did occur. In a lot of cases those errors distracted from the story and the flow. 
 All in all, I am so glad that I picked up Rule and decided to check it out. It led to reading a wonderful series with captivating characters that I can't help but love.