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Review: Rebel (Hell's Ankhor #3) by Aiden Bates & Ali Lyda

Review: Rebel (Hell's Ankhor #3) by Aiden Bates & Ali Lyda


Rebel's been undercover for so long he's starting to wonder if there's any of his real identity left. He wants to take down his corrupt father's MC, the Vipers, and he's devoted 10 long years of his life to doing so. But now the time has come for it all to come together, he can't let a little thing like his feelings for Coop, the man he's fallen for, to distract him from his mission. Will Coop stand by him, wait for him to complete his mission? Or will Rebel's utter focus on his mission, without much regard to his own life be too much for Coop and the love Coop feels for him?


This is definitely my favorite so far in the Hell's Ankhor MC series. Coop and Rebel go from sorta enemies to something to definitely lovers, and their journey felt real, was fraught with tension and chemistry and feels. I love how they fell for each other, how much they didn't want to fall, but couldn't help themselves, and I love that they got each other, understood each other. This series is such a great one, with so many amazing characters - can't wait for the next couple to find love!


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