I think there were at least 2 'ye' in every darn paragraph. Love the place!! and NO ONE SPEAKS like that! I am British and I have been to Ireland a few times. If I were Irish I would likely be embarrassed by the accent representation. I will just copy and past what I had to say at the time from my goodreads account: It is an MC romance, but more than that, it is a dark romance.

The chemistry was off the charts, but I wouldn't say it was sexy or hot because so much of it was shadowed by pain and uncertainty. As their broken worlds collide they need to find a way to heal each other enough to be in each other's lives. And she can't stand watching him watch her anymore, she has to say something. But as Sasha's life spirals out of control he has to do something. He cares and he protects her the best way he can, by staying away. An abusive ex, a corrupted man that knows too much, mother dying, pills to stay awake. She is struggling though, it is all too much. Her mother is dying of cancer and she is paying the bills working as a dancer in Crow's club. Sasha has not had an easy life either, but needless to say her life is considerably easier than his childhood ever was. He is, in a way, one of the most tortured and broken anti-heroes I've ever read. He is caring and loving, but he has no idea how to put those things in action. It is a consequence of all the things he has been through, the things I mentioned above that will break your heart.

Ronan is not quiet, moody, and broody by choice. In a way, although I wasn't a fun of Crow in the first book, his love and care for Ronan had made me like him a little better. Throughout the book we get snippets of his past, accounts of everything he had to go through before Crow and his mother find him and save him from the horrible life he was leaving. Zavarelli (Boston Underworld #1 and books are (to me at least) two VERY different books and the reason you should never give up on an author after just one book.

A zavarelli reaper