cnewby927's review
4.0
This is more than a typical romance/erotic story. The main characters, Desi and Vaughn, start out a whirlwind romance that ends in loss. Desi spirals into depression with and begins to push away her husband Vaughn. She finally starts to find herself again through pain, masterfully delivered by the dark and mysterious Law. Only problem, this is all happening behind Vaughn's back.
I don't think I've read a book before that dealt so heavily with cheating. It was uncomfortable at times and awkward at others, but honestly, I think that made this book more realistic. Desi is constantly conflicted about her actions with Law, since she's not cheating in the traditional sense.
This is a duology and it does leave off with some big stuff going on. I imagine to get some real resolve I will have to read the next book. Not that I'm upset to continue reading about these characters.
I don't think I've read a book before that dealt so heavily with cheating. It was uncomfortable at times and awkward at others, but honestly, I think that made this book more realistic. Desi is constantly conflicted about her actions with Law, since she's not cheating in the traditional sense.
This is a duology and it does leave off with some big stuff going on. I imagine to get some real resolve I will have to read the next book. Not that I'm upset to continue reading about these characters.
viktoriya's review
5.0
OMG....This book...It shattered my heart, played with my emotions, got me all hot and bothered and the ending left me without release, wanting more. This book dominated me!!! I absolutely loved every single character, Desi/Blue, her husband, Vaughn, Law/Jasper and Christina/Ris. All of them had flaws, they weren't perfect, but in the sense they were perfect because they were so real. I've never experienced the loss that Desi and Vaughn did, but their grief was raw, devastating and I felt it, in every part of my body. My heart was breaking for them, and I understood them. The way they literally clawed their ways back to each other, as unconventional as it was, was real and believable.
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