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Loving Mr. Cane by Shanora Williams
4.0
I loved this book so much, simply because it was completely different to the first two books.
The first 100 pages completely BROKE ME and I was holding on by a thread.
But, as I continued to read on, my heart was healed and my soul was made new.
Was so close to tears when Kandy and Cane had that special moment in Chapter 18 and OMG he was SO SWEET and so kind to her.
SPOLIER QUOTE:
“I take you as you are, Kandy. With or without scars. With or without babies. With or without tears. It changes nothing for me, and I mean it. I still love you the same.”
The rest of the speech is long and beautiful but I had to put part of it here because this speech was not only so heartwarming but it was also so important.
At the start of the series, the relationship between Kandy and Cane was arguably, lustful.
However as the series progresses, we see that there is more to their relationship than lust.
Their relationship and the feelings they have for one another blossoms into love.
This book completely proves that, and Cane’s speech in Chapter 18 confirms it.
URGH THIS BOOK WAS EVERYTHING.
4.75 stars. A magnificent read.
The first 100 pages completely BROKE ME and I was holding on by a thread.
But, as I continued to read on, my heart was healed and my soul was made new.
Was so close to tears when Kandy and Cane had that special moment in Chapter 18 and OMG he was SO SWEET and so kind to her.
SPOLIER QUOTE:
“I take you as you are, Kandy. With or without scars. With or without babies. With or without tears. It changes nothing for me, and I mean it. I still love you the same.”
The rest of the speech is long and beautiful but I had to put part of it here because this speech was not only so heartwarming but it was also so important.
At the start of the series, the relationship between Kandy and Cane was arguably, lustful.
However as the series progresses, we see that there is more to their relationship than lust.
Their relationship and the feelings they have for one another blossoms into love.
This book completely proves that, and Cane’s speech in Chapter 18 confirms it.
URGH THIS BOOK WAS EVERYTHING.
4.75 stars. A magnificent read.