It Breaks Me - Review

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 In book 2 of the Betrayal series we are back with Scarlett and Axel. We get introduced to the Skull King and get even more info on the relationship between Axel and his parents. The world is almost flipped on its head in this book and it leaves some of the characters in a tail spin. I feel like while some things were fixed in this book, other things left me wanting to shake just about every character in this book. Scarlett, because for all her smarts, she's blind to the one person who is actually up to no good. Then Axel for not attempting to do something with his parentals. Something has to change with that relationship or he needs to make them accept his help in keeping them safe. It's insane to me that someone as smart as him hasn't come up with a plan to keep his parents safe. We have the skull king himself, Theo, not even attempting to help either....I wanted to smack them all. Everything appears to be working out for now, other than the fact that we have parents behaving tremendously bad all in this story. 

    The spice in this book was ok. It definitely didn't look like we were going to get any in this book with how much of a grudge Scarlett was holding against Axel. Alas we did, and I give it a 3 out of 5. Overall, I would give this book a 3 out of 5. I definitely liked this book but the fact that they just wouldn't talk to each other is driving me crazy. Not to mention the fact that these mafioso BA guys are unable to find a way to keep Axel's parents safe and negate the threat to Axel so he could tell Scarlett the truth. I'm guessing that all of this is going too be resolved in the next book. I would still recommend this series to others! 

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