The Devil You Know by Elizabeth O'RoarkMy rating: 4.5 of 5 stars
This was a lot of fun! Ben was introduced in earlier books, so I was excited to see what type of woman would win his heart. In previous books, we’ve had a doctor and temp assistant, doctor and musician, so imagine my surprise that we had two lawyers in this one. I enjoyed getting to know Gemma and why she was so standoffish with men. The little things that Ben was doing to win Gemma over watery sweet too.
Gemma was very reluctant to give her heart away, as she had a lost trust in men. Her back story really set her up to be quite the ruthless lawyer but the way Ben slowly broke her down was sweet. She didn’t like to share details, but I felt Ben held back too much, which made her question their relationship. I liked the little mentions of previous characters, but would have liked a little bit more. The ending was really amusing as well.
Title: The Devil You Know
Author: Elizabeth O'Roark
Series: The Devils #3
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Published: June 23, 2022
There’s a devil on my shoulder, and every Monday morning she announces herself. She’s this delicious flame in my chest, a flurry of whispered suggestions in my ear.
Suggestions I ignore…because every single one of them is about Ben Tate.
Ben—Stealer of Clients, Evicter of Homeless Women, Nemesis. Sitting across from me every damn Monday with his lovely, smug smile and his too-perfect teeth, the living symbol of everything I hate.
It’s been my policy to avoid him, but when a case comes into the firm—one that could change his career and mine—I make an exception. It means weekends and evenings by his side. It means enduring his smirk and his smart mouth and never taking the bait.
Until the night Ben says, “Beg.”
And that devil on my shoulder decides to make a few demands of her own.
Suggestions I ignore…because every single one of them is about Ben Tate.
Ben—Stealer of Clients, Evicter of Homeless Women, Nemesis. Sitting across from me every damn Monday with his lovely, smug smile and his too-perfect teeth, the living symbol of everything I hate.
It’s been my policy to avoid him, but when a case comes into the firm—one that could change his career and mine—I make an exception. It means weekends and evenings by his side. It means enduring his smirk and his smart mouth and never taking the bait.
Until the night Ben says, “Beg.”
And that devil on my shoulder decides to make a few demands of her own.
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