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Luke BlueCollar Billionaires #5 edition by M Malone Literature Fiction eBooks

3.5 stars---LUKE is the fifth and final installment in M.Malone’s contemporary, new adult Blue Collar Billionaires romance series focusing of the five Marshall brothers-Tank, Finn, Gabe, Zack and Luke. This is youngest brother Luke Marshall, and Seven’s storyline. LUKE can be read as a standalone but I suggest reading the series in order for back story, history and cohesion as there is too much information missing to understand the family dysfunction and the brothers’ connection to one another.

Some background: The Marshall family consists of 5 brothers and half brothers; three mothers; and one father with ties to the Irish mob. Patriarch Max Marshall is a billionaire who ‘earned’ his money through mafia transactions, and had bequeathed each of his sons an early inheritance. The Blue Collar Billionaires series is their stories.

Told from alternating first person points of view (Luke and Seven) LUKE is the culmination of a building storyline wherein our hero, a child prodigy, will finally meet the father he never knew, and the online hacker he has considered a friend for close to ten years. Luke has always been a bit of a loaner; with few friends and only his mother as family and confidant. Seven and Luke will finally meet when the FBI forces our duo into an unscheduled meeting, but a meeting that will find Luke and Seven on a path to love and a happily ever after. Meanwhile, the family begins preparations for Tank and Emma’s upcoming nuptials.

Luke and Seven’s introduction to one another comes as a surprise to Luke as he never considered his online friend to be a woman. The introduction between Luke and Seven is built upon a lie, and Luke soon discovers that Seven’s appearance has much less to do with meeting Luke and more to do with a possible betrayal against Luke and his family. Seven’s past in the foster care system has left our heroine scarred and damaged; Luke’s life growing up without his father has been a struggle but more so for his mother who has had to work harder to keep food on the table and clothes on their backs. The $ex scenes are erotic and seductive.

The world building continues to focus on the Marshall brothers, their relationships with one another; and their mutual connection through an absent and troubled father. Luke’s relationship with his half brothers continues to grow, as our hero begins to accept the new additions to his ever-expanding family. Luke will finally meet the man he has never known, but is it too little, too late for a father whose life revolves around crime and illegal activities?

LUKE is a simple and predictable read; an interesting look at the youngest son of an absent father; a father whose life revolved around crime and the Irish mob. The premise focuses on Luke’s relationship with Seven, and the real reason Seven has sought out a face to face meeting with her virtual, online friend. The characters are engaging and colorful; the happily ever after is not unexpected but a twist to the family dynamics changes all of the brother’s lives for the future. The conflict resolution was disappointing and felt rushed to the finish. I was hoping for some more angst and intrigue.


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Luke BlueCollar Billionaires #5 edition by M Malone Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Okay I'm sorry to see Blue-Collar Billionaires Series come to an end. After Bennett Alexanders story comes out. I think M. Malone should do a story involving the Alexander Security and the Marshall brothers. What a story that could be. Anyway back to my review. Luke and Seven's story was fun. You have two people feeling like outsiders and feeling conflicted about what to do about it. They are both young and have demons about family and love. The big question is can they overcome these demons? M. Malone has a way of writing from a male and female point of view and they are both believable. The story made me laugh, cry and smile all the way through. The sex is hot and steamy. I would recommend and also the Alexander Series also. Blue-Collar Billionaires is a spin-off of Alexander Series.
Wow, loved this series, started out, Luke being the computer geek, but also the quiet one growing up by himself, where the other brothers at least knew they had a sibling. But they were quick to welcome him, and accept him into their family despite their feelings for their father. Luke was struggling with his cyber friend who suddenly just dropped him, ignoring him, not knowing why, when they had been communicating for past 10 yrs or so. FBI shows up one day, needs his help, consulting per say, someone listed him as a contact, Sarah, otherwise known as Seven his cyber contact- who he cannot let on he knows that way, he convinces them that they met through security work, somehow buy it, they are released. But what is up with Sarah/ seven? Shows up here after her silence? There are lies, secrets, conspiracy, lots more to this story, you will definitely want to read, interesting?? Hmmmm!
I finally got around to reading Luke's story and it was all that I hoped for and more. Luke such a mystery self reflective character one wonders what would ever draw him out. Enters the introverted Seven. Having her own set of demons to wrestle with, she must come out and face one of the hardest decisions she has ever made. Choosing family over friendship. As we navigate through this story there is more than what meets the eye. A little suspense as father Max plays an important role in whether Seven and Luke will have their happily ever after. You'll enjoy this story because you finally get to see Tank and Emma marry. You get to see the bonding of the brothers. You get to see how Luke handles relationships outside of cyberspace. In the end you are left smiling.
I just finished Luke's story and it was okay. Luke's a techy geek and Sarah/Seven is one also. They are longtime online chatters with each one. Luke's tehcno skills are suppose to have made him a millionaire but they're no signs of a better life for him or his single parent Mother. They live a modest life. She runs a bakery. Sarah/Seven is a pale-skinned, dark haired waif of a girl with a scar. She's been raises in foster care since she was seven hence the name Seven.( A grown woman should not be called Seven). The two have never seen each during the decade of being cyber friends but she's got an agenda for why she wants to see Luke. Buy the book and find out. The series is very good with the best stories being Gabe's story first then Zach's story following a very close second. I like the dynamics between Tank and Luke as older brother-baby brother. And Finn's story is good. I'd recommend this series as a good read.
This is a good romance, and a good ending to the series. I liked both Luke and Seven, and thought they were perfect for each other. No spoilers here, but It was sweet what Luke did when he figured out why Seven was acting so strange.

One thing I really liked about all the books in this series was how the brothers really became more of a family, and stood by each other, as the series went on. All of their moms and significant others became family, too. It was really sweet.
3.5 stars---LUKE is the fifth and final installment in M.Malone’s contemporary, new adult Blue Collar Billionaires romance series focusing of the five Marshall brothers-Tank, Finn, Gabe, Zack and Luke. This is youngest brother Luke Marshall, and Seven’s storyline. LUKE can be read as a standalone but I suggest reading the series in order for back story, history and cohesion as there is too much information missing to understand the family dysfunction and the brothers’ connection to one another.

Some background The Marshall family consists of 5 brothers and half brothers; three mothers; and one father with ties to the Irish mob. Patriarch Max Marshall is a billionaire who ‘earned’ his money through mafia transactions, and had bequeathed each of his sons an early inheritance. The Blue Collar Billionaires series is their stories.

Told from alternating first person points of view (Luke and Seven) LUKE is the culmination of a building storyline wherein our hero, a child prodigy, will finally meet the father he never knew, and the online hacker he has considered a friend for close to ten years. Luke has always been a bit of a loaner; with few friends and only his mother as family and confidant. Seven and Luke will finally meet when the FBI forces our duo into an unscheduled meeting, but a meeting that will find Luke and Seven on a path to love and a happily ever after. Meanwhile, the family begins preparations for Tank and Emma’s upcoming nuptials.

Luke and Seven’s introduction to one another comes as a surprise to Luke as he never considered his online friend to be a woman. The introduction between Luke and Seven is built upon a lie, and Luke soon discovers that Seven’s appearance has much less to do with meeting Luke and more to do with a possible betrayal against Luke and his family. Seven’s past in the foster care system has left our heroine scarred and damaged; Luke’s life growing up without his father has been a struggle but more so for his mother who has had to work harder to keep food on the table and clothes on their backs. The $ex scenes are erotic and seductive.

The world building continues to focus on the Marshall brothers, their relationships with one another; and their mutual connection through an absent and troubled father. Luke’s relationship with his half brothers continues to grow, as our hero begins to accept the new additions to his ever-expanding family. Luke will finally meet the man he has never known, but is it too little, too late for a father whose life revolves around crime and illegal activities?

LUKE is a simple and predictable read; an interesting look at the youngest son of an absent father; a father whose life revolved around crime and the Irish mob. The premise focuses on Luke’s relationship with Seven, and the real reason Seven has sought out a face to face meeting with her virtual, online friend. The characters are engaging and colorful; the happily ever after is not unexpected but a twist to the family dynamics changes all of the brother’s lives for the future. The conflict resolution was disappointing and felt rushed to the finish. I was hoping for some more angst and intrigue.