4.25/5⭐️ • 2.5/5🌶️

I think I liked the first book more than this one but not by much. But the cliffhanger after this one was awful. I honestly feel horrible for those who read these as they released because these cliffhangers are terrible. Honestly just as bad as fantasy ones. So you best believe I’m bing reading these like a completed tv show on Netflix. This is an insane plot and I just know there is so much that will be happening.

OMFG! That ending just ripped my heart out and curb stomped it...

What can I say? I love badass women and Hades is incredible and Daddy Zed, I love him and I want one just like him

What can I say? I love badass women and Hades is incredible and Daddy Zed, I love him and I want one just like him

this series is miles better than the Madison Kate series in my opinion. i can’t even remember what happened in this book but i know i loved it. my brain is still in too much of a fog over the ending. what. the. shit.

😳 What did I.... Oh holy crap. That cliffhanger was brutal and I am NOT okay. But also, Zed is utter perfection! Fantastic, as always. I'll be stuck in Club 22 for the foreseeable future.

Holy Hell That Was Hot As Hell. No wonder her name is hades... 18+ 4/5 spice This second book is full of sexual tension that I never knew I needed. When I thought I would be sitting here all willy nilly enjoying a good read, I was dead wrong. THE SPICE? WHO THE FUCK DOES TATE THINK SHE IS? Also the ENDING??? Tate James was really pully out the guns for this book because she just wanted to suck you in. You liked Madison Kate but want a better villain? Read this fucking series it's so damn good. It makes your cat throb and you will be drooling at 3 am in bed.

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?! _______________________________________ I feel like it’s not right for me to write a review after every book because each of them end on it cliffhanger so idk. Also I stayed up until 5 AM last night reading this and I didn’t write my review right away so now the next day my brain is kind of blank on all the details and happening here. But I will say I do remember that I was not a fan of Z in this book his whole reason behind not liking Cass and Lucas was bogus. It shouldn’t have taken him as long as it did for him to express himself. Also the story behind Lucas and his family and how they’re connected to Hades I feel like we’re going around in circles and the author is just making up things as she goes bc nothing is making sense. The spice in this one was a little bit hotter I think especially because now her attentions are split between two of them and not just one of them. Zed looks like he’s about to come around so I’m excited to see how he’s going to sit in the mix. The cliffhanger was a bit predictable because in the table of contents you see what’s going to be at the end of the book and I just knew something weird was going to happen so I am interested to see what the explanation behind that is in the next book. I’m expecting a lot of groveling which might be annoying because Hades is very stubborn and she’s going to have her guard up in the next book.

motherfucking cliffhanger.........

“He's declared war on Hades herself; there's only one way to end this." Zed gave a grim laugh. "With total anarchy." Hades is in the middle of a war with herself. Caught between who she is when her guns are holstered to her sides, and who she is behind closed doors. She’s been cut open, left vulnerable and has shown more cards than she would care to show. “Anarchy,” by Tate James, is a reverse harem romance and book two in her Hades Series. It is every bit the role of disorder with no leader. It picks up where it left off in book one, and the action did not slow down from there. It left Hades forcing her hand to trust more in those who were begging to let her in, and brought her one step closer to getting more answers. It was packed full of hot chemistry and heat, and had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. In true Tate fashion we were left grasping at straws at the end of this, and I will forever be pulling my jaw up off the floor until I get my hands on book three.