He was whiny, went out of his way to be rude, had NO redeeming qualities, and needs some serious help from a mental professional. From the first meeting, I absolutely loathed Elliot. He deserved much better than what he got. He was a smart, interesting character that I wanted to learn more about and I thought he deserved his own story. We've all read/listened to books with characters that we couldn't warm up to or just couldn't stand. I've been with Audible for 9 years and this is the first time that I've felt the need to write a review. The ghost is manipulative and dangerous, offering Elliot all he's always wanted, for a price he can't possibly pay. But he gets more than he's bargained for when he seizes an opportunity to meet the man of his dreams.

Always hopelessly attracted to violent brutes, his favorite is a long-dead serial killer. No matter how much Knight hates Elliot's alter ego, under the makeup and theatrics hides a fragile young guy with a passion for history, and Knight can't help but catch Elliot every time he falls.Įlliot has bad taste in men. Skinny, messed up, and a bucket of trouble as thick as tar, everything Elliot does seems to be a wordless death wish. He's also never met anyone who needed him more. Knight has never seen a more pathetic creature than Elliot. But when Knight meets Elliot, the man behind the Count, he no longer knows what to do with him. An opportunity to crush him comes when the audacious clown shows up at the Kings of Hell MC clubhouse to film for his YouTube channel. All he's interested in is bringing down the Count, an internet personality who is tarnishing his family name. Newly single Knight is done with relationships.

My Dark Knight by K.A. Merikan