Some of the novels she read have left her laughing, others smiling while others have had her in tears. They have made her grateful for the life she had or have made her compare her own life to what she reads. I think the main problem is that I just can't get along with this world and the customs and everything that goes with it. For me it is just too extreme and often too much . . .

I enjoyed the characters, even when I thought the heroine was acting dumb. While Lake acted like she knew it all, she knew very little. Her ignorance is what drove this story though. Tyson had so many secrets and even I was guessing, right to the end, what his motives were and why things were happening the way they were. Honestly, I wanted to rate this book higher because it was hotter and more deceptively devastating than I thought it would be. However, in the end, I felt that things were left dangling a bit. I do feel like the ending was rushed through and wasn't explained well. Some of the reasoning behind certain characters' actions aren't explained well, and I wish we got a bit more. She is destined to become a mafia wife and the only way out of such a predicament is death. However, it does seem that there is someone determined to ensure she does not marry the mafia boss and if he has his way she may just end up dead.

As for her influences, Shantel Tessler does not have a particular book as she believes every work she read over the years has impacted her in some way. Blakely, I really liked her. She had her life planned out or so she thought. Get her degree, marry her boyfriend, and have a life she always pictured. Then she finds out her boyfriend is cheating on her. Blakely wants freedom but Ryat has other plans for her. She comes to accept that what she wants is not so bad and that she does in fact love Ryat. A secret Society: ‘The Lords’ that trains its male members up as if they are going into ‘The Hunger Games,’ sends them out on missions to take down ex communicated old members who betray their secret oath, plus others.

She loves and loved to read and could read up to a book a day and hence, books have been a constant feature in her life over the years. The more she read, the more she felt that she needed to touch readers just like she had been touched. Every time i thought i had things figured out there was something else that comes to light which throws you for another loop and ruins everything you thought you knew. Here I found the love story particularly difficult. The protagonist Tyson was together with the protagonist’s sister before this book . . . I found that very difficult . . . Precisely because I did not like the “justification” and could not understand it either . . . The suspense, there was A LOT and I was constantly gasping and screaming and was on the edge of my seat the entire time. The suspense is definitely intense.

I was so hyped to finally read Tyson's story! He was just as brutal, secretive, and maddening as I thought he would be, and I loved him for it! When she began writing “Undescribable,” it was a small idea that would become a dream. He got the inspiration for the “Undescribable” series from an idea that had been marinating in her mind for a few years. The sex is explicit, there are some things with wax-play, but it was also boring because the H+h fell into insta-lust without any relationship-building. Not saying that the author can’t write it because Sabotage was absolute filth and the characters had a better reason for their hate dynamic.