Natalie Bennett left us hanging at the end of Savages, hoping that we could hang on until Deviants. Or maybe that was just me. I know that I was just counting down the minutes until I could get the rest of Cali and Rome's story. And trust me, it was worth every single second of every single minute I had to wait.

Cali has been wandering around in the Badlands while Rome has been taking care of business. Tito just won't leave her alone and keeps trying to tell her how she should feel and all that jazz. As a side note, I really hate it when someone tells a person what they feel, how they should feel, or shame them for how they feel. That's just utter crap. Anyhow.

There are all kinds of secrets going on in this series. I mean, the secrets have secrets, and they may have gotten together and bred more secrets. Did I mention that there are all kinds of secrets? When all those secrets started coming out, my jaw seriously dropped. I didn't expect any of them. I love it when that happens. I love to have that total surprise.

Man, this book did just knock me out. I hated Rome. I loved Rome. I hated Cali. I loved Cali. You get the idea. I was so happy when the book ended the way that it did, but I did get left with wanting more, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. ( )

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️STARS.
REVIEW COPY.
Release Date-13/2/18



Oh, My this book was fantastically bad and all sorts of wrong and I still devoured every word.
If you thought Savages was hard-core well this is definitely on another level completely.
Think of a million acts of bad and then quadruple this by hundred and I still don't think you could come close to how intensely this digs into the badness of its bones.
Poisoning anyone stupid enough to get in the way of the devil and his malignant queen.
This ligit got revolting at times.
like I'm gonna lose my dinner sick.



So Romero is off the charts insane in this second instalment I'm talking a complete psychopathic, cannibalistic satanist.
He has no redeeming qualities except his love and affection for his Queen Calista.
And she's equally as deranged completely embracing the darkness inside herself.
And their main objective seems to be reigning supreme over the badlands.
So it's extremely disturbing to myself to realise just how much I enjoyed this messed up narrative.
This author has a seriously messed up mind, Love it.
So what else, well this was fabulously well written, I adored all the secondary players here and they were equally as well fleshed out, so that was good.
Deviants for me was full of twists and turns but fairly low on the angst factor which I appreciated as I'm, not a lover of angsty scenarios.
Just be aware before digging in here this is a seriously unbalanced narrative that takes complete advantage of its anything-goes dystopian post-apocalyptic setting.
You will need a strong stomach.
There must be something wrong with me because I can't wait to read the next in this gruesome series.
I was provided with a review copy of "Deviants (Badlands #2) " By the author of which I have reviewed voluntary.
All opinions expressed are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm.
https://www.facebook.com/beckiebookworm/
www.beckiebookworm.com ( )

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️STARS.
REVIEW COPY.
Release Date-13/2/18



Oh, My this book was fantastically bad and all sorts of wrong and I still devoured every word.
If you thought Savages was hard-core well this is definitely on another level completely.
Think of a million acts of bad and then quadruple this by hundred and I still don't think you could come close to how intensely this digs into the badness of its bones.
Poisoning anyone stupid enough to get in the way of the devil and his malignant queen.
This ligit got revolting at times.
like I'm gonna lose my dinner sick.



So Romero is off the charts insane in this second instalment I'm talking a complete psychopathic, cannibalistic satanist.
He has no redeeming qualities except his love and affection for his Queen Calista.
And she's equally as deranged completely embracing the darkness inside herself.
And their main objective seems to be reigning supreme over the badlands.
So it's extremely disturbing to myself to realise just how much I enjoyed this messed up narrative.
This author has a seriously messed up mind, Love it.
So what else, well this was fabulously well written, I adored all the secondary players here and they were equally as well fleshed out, so that was good.
Deviants for me was full of twists and turns but fairly low on the angst factor which I appreciated as I'm, not a lover of angsty scenarios.
Just be aware before digging in here this is a seriously unbalanced narrative that takes complete advantage of its anything-goes dystopian post-apocalyptic setting.
You will need a strong stomach.
There must be something wrong with me because I can't wait to read the next in this gruesome series.
I was provided with a review copy of "Deviants (Badlands #2) " By the author of which I have reviewed voluntary.
All opinions expressed are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm.
https://www.facebook.com/beckiebookworm/
www.beckiebookworm.com ( )

4.8 stars

I feel like this is a mix of Harley Quinn, The Joker, and the movie Mad Max all combined into one book. I know I shouldn't have loved it but I did. It's twisted and dark and there's really aren't enough words to give enough warnings of how truly demented this duet is.

The author did a fantastic job depicting the gore, giving essential details, and character building. I'm a little scared of her mind. Yet, I find myself eagerly eating up everything she writes because she is that gifted. I find myself reading her words much like I watch a horror movie; with my my eyes peeking between my fingers, holding my breath, or with my hand over my mouth. I guess it's true-- we all have a little darkness or deviant in us. Hence why we can be tempted by the devil so easily. If the devil was truly Romero then I'd be a devout follower too. This new to me author just moved to my follow list. If she keeps writing then I'm going to keep drinking the kook- aid.

The only reason this didn't get a full five stars is because the ending to get to David seemed rushed and I was confused by Noah. I'm looking forward to the next book. ( )

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