Oh wow. Where to begin? Mostly I've been reading this book for the unintended comedy. I lost count as to how many times I laughed out loud where the reader was supposed to be grasped by the drama/moment/emotion/whatever. First of all, these guys are nothing but thugs and criminals. And they're never held accountable to anything. A lot of what I said in my review for the novella, Mason, holds true here as well. 
 The hero, his brother and his sidekick aside; there's the heroine. I'm actually at a loss for words at how annoying she is. It didn't take me long to get to the point where I stopped caring about all the drama she was going through. I mean; really?? 
 The thing about these books, about the YA rich bitch kids going to fancy schools remind me a whole lot about Twilight fan fiction. Yes, I said it! I read so many stories about E/B/J/A/R/E being stupid rich, going to fancy schools or fighting against fancy schools, this sounds exactly like those fan fics; over the top drama, a lot of promiscuity, endless parties, more booze than you can drink in a lifetime, and everyone is beautiful enough to be on the cover of a magazine. Oh, and the main characters either don't realize they're beautiful, or they know so well how beautiful they are it makes them more cocky than the King or Queen of Sheba. 
 So yes, all this drama is making me laugh. Out loud. All the time. I'm reading these because I need the comedy right now. However unintended it is.