Full Domain (A Nice Guys Novel Book 3)

We met Aaron and Kreed in the previous Nice Guy book(s). Aaron is a computer geek who likes to work from the comfort of his home. Kreed is a bad ass former seal now a Deputy US Marshal. Aaron and Kreed are brought together to solve a hate crime case.Kreed is very flirtatious with Aaron. Although Aaron is very attracted to Kreed he is standoffish. I just love the banter it is so fun.I love that Mitch, Cody, Jace and Cole make an appearance in this book. I hope we see all these characters again in another story. I truly loved them.I highly recommend you start with with book 1. You will not be disappointed. I need to take a moment to mourn the loss of this series.

My second read from this author and I definitely like this one much better. From beginning to end I was intrigued by the story and fell for the attraction Kreed and Aaron had. Their connection really made me enjoy the story much more.It won't be my last read and I'm glad I stuck with them after being recommended this book :-)Aaron needs to go work on an assignment by the Bureau and isn't too keen on leaving everything behind to do so and when he finds out he'll need to be the one to go undercover he's even more reluctant to start this job. When he finally meets Kreed in person, there's something about him that makes him want more but he doesn't act that way. And when Kreed will be the one protecting him from harm, they'll have to find a way to work together so that they both won't get in any more danger than they already are. But there's a pull between them they can't seem to resist.Will they finally uncover the truth behind the operation?Will they get a chance together?...

Ah, here we have the trilogy wrap up, and we find out these guys may show up in future books.The Director has summoned Kreed, Aaron, Connors. and Brown with the focus on the church most likely to be leading the murders of high profile gay men. Kreed, 38, 6'5", tattoos and muscles is a US Marshall. Aaron, @26, 6'2", thick body with tats and pierced nipples, is THE computer expert for those men. He'd helped Mitch on the last investigation. Kreed and Aaron meet, but Aaron refuses to act on his desire for Kreed, seeing only trouble if he has sex with Kreed. They have to work together. Kreed agrees to focus on the mission, getting Aaron ready to infiltrate the church as an IT Specialist. Mitch, Cody, Connors and Brown, plus various undercover back up will be available. Then, there's a twist.Lovers of tech, gaming, and cyber stuff will enjoy this tale. The characters are snarky, lively and interesting. The story is very well written and pertinent to LGBT hate groups. Aaron was a critical part of the take down.Post mission, Kreed takes Aaron to Hawaii as promised, but Kreed knows something is going on with Aaron and his computer. Something he intends to figure out. We get several surprises and confessions. The sexy times between these two is super sizzling, emotional, passionate and loving.Each could be read alone, but it really is better to read them in order.Highly recommended. ENJOY !================" Book of the Year 2016 eLit Award"====================

It took me a while to write this review because I wanted to talk about everything that I loved about the book, but that would have been spoiler filled. The wait was definitely worth it and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. Now onto my condensed non-spoiler review.After Full Disclosure I wasn't sure if there would be another character I'd love more than Mitch until Kreed got his book. Hot damn Kreed and Aaron definitely kept me turning the pages. It made the original storyline take a backseat to their blooming romance, and the secrets kept me wanting more and to read faster. Jace and Colt had their comedic arguments, Cody and Mitch were still sweet and a bit in honeymoon phase.I wanted this story not to end especially with all the characters that were brought back into it. I'll be waiting patiently for the new stories with all of these loveable and amazing characters.If you haven't read this yet you definitely need to have a day or two with no interruptions to get everything from Kreed and Aaron.

This is one long arsed book.There were times when I worried it would never actually end.Take out all the repetitive descriptions and all the times 'kid' was used and we may have a book more the desired length.Seriously, you read like two pages of description, let's say about how much one character fancies the other, it wraps up and you think you're moving on and then it starts all over again!! A couple of times I thought I'd accidentally flipped back a page but no, it really was even more description saying exactly the same thing.As for the kid thing.....FFS Kreed is 38 and Aaron is 29. There is no 'kid' in this story. It was intensely irritating and don't even get me started on the 'church boy' thing. *shudder*The whole 'Sin' thing wasn't much better.It's incredibly slow and I really had trouble feeling the attraction between the two main characters. It didn't help that I never really took to Kreed.I like Aaron well enough but I was bored by them together and their story. I felt bogged down in the details of the case and not particularly interested in it.I didn't feel any real sexual chemistry between them.Once they started having sex they couldn't seem to stop. Now this isn't something I'd normally complain about but in this instance it was too much sex not enough storyline and, unusually for a KA book, I actually found the sex scenes mundane, repetitive and boring.I wonder if it was because every time Kreed called Aaron 'kid' or 'church boy' I wanted to gouge my own eyes out with a spoon...I actually skimmed a lot of them and I never do that.Reading it actually felt like homework. Like something I had to do rather than something I wanted to do. I feel disappointed and let down. I feel the authors can do so much better than this poor offering.

Again, like the previous instalment in this series, I found this book long and at times quite tedious. What made it slightly better was that the investigation actually amounted to something after a very brief stint at undercover work by MC Aaron. That was the most interesting bit in the book as something actually happened, even it it was wrapped up very quickly and disappointingly with very little drama.Again no display of action or anything thrilling being done by the MC, Kreed, despite him being some sort of ex seal, knife expert badass. All these things are literally just descriptive writing to make the characters interesting, but end up meaning nothing as their skills are never demonstrated.The relationship between the two MC's was good, relatively hot but the book was let down by the tedious storyline and repetitive internal thoughts by the characters. Pages and pages of, how much I am into you and will this work, blah, blah. I found myself skimming alot, and even skipping pages.Even the interaction between Colt/Jace (definitely the best book of the 3, they at least had an interesting history and a decent storyline), Mitch and Cody and the MC's was a bit dull. Lots of piss taking about 3sums and bacon, macho man ribbing, most of which was not particularly funny or entertaining. I am glad it's the last book as I couldn't bring myself to read another instalment.

Having read the first two books in this series, I was looking forward to this one in that it wrapped everything up. However, it didn't have the 'wham' factor of the previous two. It was too long, I felt, and overly repetitive in parts. I was also disappointed in the way in which the whole mystery just sort of petered out. I was looking forward to a bit of drama. The whole thing just ended on a whimper, rather than a bang. Aaron and Kreed also just didn't seem to go together as a couple, I don't know why, but I wasn't convinced by their relationship, even though they had copious sex, I just didn't feel a connection. To be honest, I wasn't overly keen on either of them as individuals. I found Kreed over the top macho (and the whole 'kid' thing just got on my nerves), and Aaron somewhat irritating. So, an OKish ending, I enjoyed reading about the characters in the previous books (although the whole Mitch and Cole bacon/jealousy theme got a bit tiresome), however, the book, as a whole, fell somewhat flat. 2 1/2 *s

• Add 1 totally hot glasses wearing IT genius• Add 1 sinfully sexy US Deputy Marshall• Mix in a large amount of sexual tension and let simmer for a few chapters and KAPOW you have a recipe for..holy-on-a-platter-of-tattooed and pierced hotness...Kreed and Aaron!Full Domain finally gives us an ending to what started in Double Full when Colt was injured in a car accident and Cody being shot in Full Disclosure as Kreed teams up with Aaron to close Mitch's case of the hate crimes finally ending it all for each couple.Kreed and Aaron are seriously hot (and the name Sin is a perfect nickname for him) and sooo stubborn (more so Aaron) that you want to smack them both upside their heads but they're so adorable once they get together and for Sin who comes across as extremely dominant to be the more loveable one out of the 2 was even better.Kindle Alexander has become one of my favourite MM authors and I would definitely recommend this series and other books to read.

Waited a full day before writing this review, didn't want to let go of this book. Loved this book, and it may possibly be the best in the Nice Guys series, POSSIBLY! Mitch has been grounded as he was exposed when Cody was injured. He asks his long time partner Kreed to take up the chase. Mitch also manages to get his gaming buddy, Aaron who's an absolute genius at hacking on board to help. When Kreed picks Aaron up at the airport it's an instant attraction between the two, but Aaron is determined to fight the bossy, big-headed detective, just wanting to help Mitch and carry on with what really matters to him. As you can imagine life has a way of derailing your carefully laid out plans, and things don't work out quite as Aaron planned. You also get to hear more about Colt and Jace too and Mitch still has his ever present dirty mouth and still takes great pleasure in winding Colt up.