Review: Family & Felonies by Onley James
SYNOPSIS:
Love, family, and a touch of lunacy.
Dive back into the world of the Mulvaney family with Family & A Necessary Evils Anthology. This collection of mini-fiction stories brings you the heartwarming, hilarious, and sometimes harrowing lives of the seven couples from the bestselling series, Necessary Evils.
These contemporary gay romance tales are filled with dark humor, hot sex, minor trials, and the joyful chaos of married life and parenthood. Experience over twenty stories, including exclusive narratives about two couples in a unique poly relationship, available only in this anthology or on my Patreon.
What makes this collection truly special? The answer is seven bonus epilogues that have never been released in book format, offering fans new content and deeper glimpses into the lives of their favorite characters. Whether you’re a long-time reader or new to the Mulvaney family, this anthology offers a perfect blend of love, laughter, and life’s little challenges.
REVIEW:
This anthology was positively magical! If you are a fan of the Necessary Evils Series, then this is the book for you. And as an avid fan, I devoured this story. I didn’t want to put it down, I was a giddy mess as I dived back into this wonderful world and some of my favorite characters.
We got bonus epilogues, extra scenes, prologues, and best of all Core Four….I’ll come back to that. I could read 20 books like this, it is just delightful. You get to see why wedding planning is so hard for Noah, the hold Zane’s mother still has on him, Atticus being his quirky self, August proposing which had me actually swooning, Archer and Thomas didn’t get as much time but *whispers* that’s okay because they aren’t my favorites.
But the thing I was most excited for was the Core Four and boy did these scenes not disappoint. My god they were sizzling and I was blown away. I didn’t want to put the book down and yet I wanted to savor every single moment and detail. Asa, Avi, Felix, and Zane just work together. I loved learning the intricacies of their relationship and seeing them develop a deeper bond. They truly patch either others broken parts up. I also liked getting glimpses of Asa and Avi’s twin-communication which is far deeper than I thought.
Overall an absolute must read and one I will definitely re-read in the future. So grateful to Onley James for sharing this with us non-Patreon people. My only hope is that there is more to come.
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