Tryst Six Venom

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Our sorority is the biggest in any high school in the state, and while it’s service and academic-based, because that’s what gets us into college, we’re popular for other reasons. We look good doing what we do. Tons of spice easily woven into their complicated, rollercoaster relationship. The brothers play a large enough role for Liv and for their small town and where all of the rich kids are concerned. After having sex 20 times at least, and all their dirty talk centering on being inside each other and riding each other and more heteronormativity shit like that, they finally bought a double dildo and bled together... At least they shut up about their virginities after that. I found such joy in Liv’s relationship with her brothers. They were protective and loyal as all hell even if they didn’t always get it right. Or understand her fully. She loved them and they loved her. Deeply and unconditionally. Each of them would have died for the other in a heartbeat. In one scene Liv remarks how because she’s gay her brothers don’t see the women she dates as threats to her. They believe the only way she can get hurt by a significant other is by them making her pregnant. I can’t leave you alone,” she whispers. “Sometimes my feelings for you are good and sometimes they’re bad,” she tells me, “but they’re always strong Liv. Like no one else.”

Let me make it known that quote #3 is NOT from a sex scene btw. They were straight up beating the shit out of each other on the floor of a cafeteria. And Clay is bursting with more joy than she'd shown the entire book at that point bc it's OLIVIA beating the shit outta her and she's just happy she has her attention. THAT is how you do enemies to lovers ppl!! (well, if your idea of romance is the same as mine 😇) Penelope wrote: "Thanks, Dianne! I'm grateful for all the love. I thought for sure I'd get ripped apart!" She's also not without any good qualities. The work she does at the morgue is a perfect example of how she's more than meets the eye. Underneath her popular, privileged, tough girl exterior, she is compassionate and kind. Anyone that can do what she does is a special brand of human, and it bumped up my opinion of her exponentially.

She scrunches up her face in a smile, her apple cheeks perfect and her long, chestnut hair in a messy bun on the top of her head. “What would I do without you?”

The bully aspect was masterfully crafted. The angst was emotional, but I just couldnt vibe with the romance. I know it’s strange that I’m praising Clay & Liv, yet seemingly complaining about their relationship. Idk how else to explain it. I think I’m just not fully on board with this being FF. Does that make me a bad person?? 🙈 I think I can conclude that it’s just not my preference (still). It took me quite some time to warm up to Clay, because she's mean and pretty unlikeable at the beginning. Clay is not exactly the most likable person, but she's such a complex character that I even when I was frustrated w her, I felt bad for her too, because I knew every demeaning, insulting word she threw at Olivia was her way of coping w her own sexuality. This girl had issues and she had no one to talk besides Olivia. I could even be mad at her for all the homophobic things she said to Olivia, cause the internalised homophobia is accurate from what I gathered...

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She's like every woman on his arm—the same hair, the same clothes, the same smile, because to beat she has to compete, right? I had to reduce one star because there was too much OM/OW drama. Clay kissing Callum, Liv making out with another girl. There was a bit too much emotional cheating but overall the plot was amazing. As usual Pen does not disappoint her readers. Marymount girls are good girls. We’re chaste, we’re untouched, and even if we weren’t, no one would know, because we keep our mouths shut.