Before you start to read this book, make sure that you have read the warnings on it. The book is pretty dark. Even for B. B. Blaque, it's pretty dark.

If you are familiar with her stories, then you know Bishop and Kash. You know their stories, how their lives intersect and then how they come back together again. But, what if, at that very first meeting, things had gone quite differently? What if, instead of leaving and going into the Marines, Bishop went on a ride with Kash? What if Kash went along with Bishop on his mission with Mrs. Diamond? How can one little decision, a yes instead of a no, change not just Kash's and Bishop's lives, but the lives of everyone they've touched?

Imagining what if can be a lot of fun sometimes, but when B. B. Blaque does it, you get Twisted.

OMG, I can't tell you how much I loved this book. It is deliciously dark and Twisted is definitely the right name for it. It's a total mindf***, and I really love that. Blaque's books are generally really dark anyway, but this one is somewhere near black hole dark. If you didn't like Bishop or Kash at any point before, you probably won't like them after this book. I do like them both, and this other side of them, before they learn to tame their beasts and turn them toward less destructive directions, is just fascinating. If you like dark and twisted as a corkscrew, then go for it. ( )