Cora had her heart broken when she found out her fiancé was cheating on her. She is all confidence and in-your-face-feisty, but deep down she’s been left vulnerable by a relationship gone bad. She works at The Marked, and has become part of the family of the boys who all work there. But not even Rule and his friends can drag Rome out of the mire of his depression and PTSD, and his struggle to find his place in his new life.Ĭora is a punk-rock ball of sass. The only one he is close to is his younger brother, Rule. On top of all that he has endured at war, he is still reeling from the death of his brother years ago, and is estranged from his parents after the devastating revelation of family secrets, and his hurt over their behaviour. He was injured in an attack that saw his entire team killed, and though he has physically recovered, emotionally, he is a wreck. Rome has recently returned from Afghanistan. It was unexpected and blissfully functional, but with a nice amount of drama that is intense but doesn’t overpower the story, and a whole lot of sweet, swoony and sexy romance.

Both well known in the series, I’ve been looking forward to reading their individual stories, so imagine my delight when I discovered that they hook up in this, their combined book! I absolutely love these two together, and I love their story.

Book 3 in the Marked Men series brings us the story of big brother Archer, Rome, and feisty bombshell, Cora.

Rome by Jay Crownover