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Ebook About PETER SANTORI is living the dream. He’s got a hot gangster boyfriend named Gio who treats him with the respect he deserves. It’s a fairy tale come true. He may not know much about what’s going on in Gio’s business, but that’s okay with him. He’s perfectly fine with sitting around and looking pretty.But when disaster strikes, Peter’s world is turned upside-down. Now he must make some tough decisions, and those decisions could make or break him.MICHAEL KAGE SANTORI is fascinated with his uncle Peter’s journals. Not only does the story play out like a Shakespearean tragedy, but it could hold the key to why his life turned out the way it did.Complicated.But Kage has a lot more to worry about besides his uncle’s diaries. He’s lost his boyfriend, and the only way to get him back is to play hardball with some real bad guys.Follow Kage and Jamie, and Peter and Gio as their story concludes in Santori Reloaded, the final chapter in the Santori Trilogy.Previous books in this series (in order):Kage (The Kage Trilogy Book 1)Kage Unleashed (The Kage Trilogy Book 2)Kage Unmasked (The Kage Trilogy Book 3)Santori (The Santori Trilogy Book 1)Santori Reborn (The Santori Trilogy Book 2)Book Santori Reloaded (The Santori Trilogy Book 3) Review :
The end of the Santori Reborn took a bleak turn, much like the end of The Empire Strikes Back. Maybe its a “second in a trilogy” thing? Jamie just left Kage after Kage did some pretty bad things, and in the second storyline told through the journals of Peter Santori, Gio had to take out someone he cared about who was threatening Peter. I don’t know why it took me until this book to realize that Peter’s story in this book wasn’t merely an afterthought and that it was as important as Michael “Kage’s” story. Or that the series title Santori was deliberately chosen because it was about both Santori men. But yes, it became clear to me in this book that the stories were very entwined. Peter’s life, before Kage came into it, obviously affected his nephews current life. Also, Kage and Peter find themselves following similar paths where power, corruption, and love are difficult to balance.Unlike the previous books in this series, we started with Peter’s story. I feel like this was a good move, because we know that Peter wasn’t a very nice man in the KAGE series. It was important to see how he got there before we see how Kage manages the pressures of being in charge of what had been Gio’s empire. I honestly didn’t think there would be a time where I was rooting for Peter or that I cared about his hardships, but this author really did an excellent job humanizing him. Peter wasn’t a saint, he knowingly entered into a relationship with a crime boss. I like bad boys, but not that kind of bad. If I know characters are engaging in illegal and violent business, I usually hope that they will end those actions. However, Gio is genuinely good to Peter, and I believe that in most situations he is a fair man. Not a psychopathic killing machine, but a hard businessman to put it as nice as I can. Peter enjoys being taken care of and ignores what is behind the scenes because it doesn’t effect their love for each other.Quickly, Gio and Peter’s relationship rides some really high points and dives into tragedy. Peter might not have survived the depression that followed except for his childhood friend Theo who has always been there for him, but we are learning also has a very dark side. Peter is a very cold and hard man in the future. His ruthlessness made me happy when he died in the previous series. I was heartbroken when I witnessed the act that would eventually make him the man he was in the future. I had thought that his relationship with a mobster would be his downfall when I first started reading this series and hearing Peter’s story, but by the end of this book, it’s apparent that it was something much more sinister, a wolf in friend’s clothing.In the present day, Kage is living two false lives and needs to take down a bad guy in order to save his true life, the one where he is happily in love with Jamie, wins MMA fights, and runs an above board casino and spa. Kage must buddy up to Theo who is still involved in the businesses that Peter left to Kage in his will. Aaron, who Kage thought was a mere bodyguard, tasks Kage to find information on Theo to take him out of the equation, lawfully. Both Theo and Aaron advise Kage to keep secrets for Jamie and/or outright dump him. For me, I felt that Kage attempting to go along with either of their requests was going to end in disaster, and it nearly did. For a moment, the pressure that Kage is under from two different sources, and thinking that Jamie might have moved on nearly makes Kage chuck it all and give into the dark side. (Also like Star Wars!) Thank you Maris Black for making Kage a (mostly) rational man who decides to take control of his own life and handle things his own way.Honestly Jamie’s role in this story is diminished. It’s in seeing what his absence does to Kage, where you realize his purpose and importance to the story. In my review for Santori Reborn, I had drawn the parallels between the two couples. I had said that Kage was more like Gio, providing for Jamie, especially financially, and also the more dominant partner. In this book, I see his similarity to Peter. I felt like he exhibited a lot of similarities to his uncle when he was young and (kind of) innocent. Peter and Kage really did have the best intentions. They were both willing to overlook the means in which they were given things in their lives, but they liked keeping their noses clean. There is also a little bit of Peter in Jamie, but I thought at first that he wasn’t anything like Gio. But then I realized in this book, that when it came to psychological and emotional caretaking, Jamie was definitely most like Gio. Jamie had a pretty decent home life growing up. He was pretty stable emotionally, where Kage had encountered hardships and loss. Kage also had a terrible role model in control of his life. When things were out of control and bad memories surfaced, Jamie was Kage’s stabilizing force. When Jamie walked out, and when he helped an up and coming MMA fighter promote himself with semi-nude photos, Kage nearly lost it. He does go as far to inflict some violence on his opponents face during a match but it is the turning point of the story for Kage and Jamie. It’s the moment when you realize that influences like Theo won’t be the downfall for these two.I really enjoyed this series even though it tore me up a little bit in each book. I liked that it made me think and have a-ha moments. I know this is the end of Kage and Jamie as main characters for this author, but I am hoping there will be more books set in this universe. There are some great side characters. I liked Anthony, the upcoming MMA fighter and Steve is the best supporting character from both series. I definitely need to see him get his happy ending. And even though Aaron made me a little angry in this book, I could definitely read a book about him. Needless to say, this book is not a standalone, and I recommend reading all the books in the KAGE series and the Santori series before reading it. And I do recommend both series in general. OMG!!! What can I say besides that I'm beyond ecstatic to have finally read this book and the conclusion to my favorite MM couple: Kage and Jamie. However the 1st part of the book shows us the past of Peter and his love story with Gio that we all know will come crashing somehow. It was heartbreaking seeing the pain Peter goes through and helps us readers understand some of his behavior from the Kage trilogy. In the second part we continue to see Kage try to satisfy everyone's demands to keep himself and Jaime safe. And we see Jamie moving forward with his MMA blog, and he is tempted by a sexy fighter now that he is single. When the match arrives they are thrown together again in the same place. Each make a realization about their connection when the fight is over, that they cannot be themselves without being with each other. They meet in secret and make decisions together to solve the Theo situation. When the climax arrives some shocking truths come out that make you hate Theo more. Kage and Jamie bring together everyone at the end to celebrate them being officially back together out in the open without fear of danger and threats. And a surprise arrival of a character close to Kage brings the gathering even more happiness. The surprise Kage has for Jamie at the end had my heart full of love and Joy.Download PDF Delivered Fast (Portland Heat Book 3) By Annabeth Albert
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