Leigh's review: 
 The tenacious women grab my interest, the dark anti-heroes hold me captive, but in the end, the amazing storytelling keeps bringing me back for more. I can't get enough of Skye Warren and her seedy town of Tanglewood, and each new story lures me deeper into the underworld of ruthless men and dark dirty deeds. 
 The Knight is not a stand alone but continues the saga of Avery and Gabriel. Determined to buy back her family home after Gabriel sends her away, Avery is destitute and battles to survive as much as she does to stay away from Gabriel. He appears at every turn and seems to be the game master of a life-sized chess board where she is not sure if she's the queen or merely a pawn. 
 I am simply addicted to this town and story and the men that Skye Warren crafts. They are not good men, not sweet and law abiding. They are dangerous criminals. They are the gods looming over the underworld of Tanglewood. Gabriel Miller is no exception. He is cruel and manipulating. But he is also fair and protective, and his desire for Avery seems to overwhelm reason. He is dark and dirty and beyond dangerously sexy. I could probably read any story that involved Gabriel, but coupling it with a mystery and intriguing storyline makes for an irresistible combination. And Avery is a worthy adversary for him. She's strong and loyal and while she may be Gabriel's ultimate downfall, she may also be his savior as well. 
 With fantastic main characters and secondary characters that I hope spawn their own books, The Knight is an amazing, page turning read. I have yet to find anything by Skye Warren where I haven't sunken deeply into the shadowy world she creates, and this series is no exception. 
 Review copy provided for a voluntary review.