I enjoyed Reaper even though for me was a bit slow. And not in a bad way, it just took time to explain everything with regards to Ronan and I understand why it was done that way. 
 We first get a glimpse of something brewing between Ronan and Sasha in the first book and that caused some anticipation to see where their story would go. After starting Reaper, I realized that the book was more about Ronan then it would be about Sash. Do not get me wrong, she had her role through the whole story, but Ronan was the focal point. He was an enigma and that alone was what I enjoyed about the book. 
 "Damaged souls have their own beauty. A dark, terrifying beauty. The same type of beauty I recognize in Ronan." 
 We finally understand why his personality and his attitude are the way it is. His story shows us about how his loyalty was ingrained and how his faults are what made him the man that he became. We catch glimpses of Ronan's previous life when he was only a twelve year old boy. The camp he belonged to and the things they were teaching him. The beginning life of a soldier. 
 "But the bugs and the rats, I cannot. They are always crawling on me, and I can't see them. I feel as though I'm going mad. I think that's what they want." 
 "I remain silent as I was taught to do. Head bowed, knees resting on a bed of broken glass. The same ritual the trainees perform every day." 
 "I feel too much rage. That's where my strength comes from. The rage." 
 But with his past, his future is a struggle. He misses the most common emotions or sense that a normal person would grow up with. And when he and Sasha are around, his whole world turns upside down and does not know how to react. He just understands that he feels something, something that he doesn't know how to make out, because it reminds him of a time of his life. 
 "It reminded me of the pills they used to give us at the compound. And I hated that feeling. Hated her for making me feel that way again. But for the rest of the night I couldn't stop staring at her. I wanted her." 
 "He looks like he's in agony. Drugged, so high on me... This man's strength is unrivaled in anyone else I've ever known, but right now he's slave to me." 
 I enjoy reading about Ronan Fitzpatrick and his story. It was different in the sense that yes, we still have a story to follow even though it might not be the main focal point, but Ronan's story nonetheless was a good one to get involved with. Sasha had her own issues and insecurities to face, but she gave herself willing to Ronan to help him. Help him become and see the man he truly is beside a cold emotionless monster. 
 Copy kindly provided by the author, Ashleigh Zavarelli in exchange for an honest review.