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A review by miaev
Hold Me Close by Rosalind James
4.0
Fair warning that this book deals with the issue of domestic violence but in a very tasteful and well done manner.
At the start of the book, Kayla is involved with some one whose definition of love needs some work. She manages to escape along with her son and is hiding out in Paradise when she meets Luke. Some one from her very distant past.
Kayla is trying to survive, heal and keep a very low profile. But Luke is some one from her past who soon figures out that Kayla and her son need help and protection.
This is a romantic suspense novel and you will find yourself not wanting to put this down since you want to find out how it ends. So block out a nice chunk of time to read this. Make yourself a cup of tea or pour yourself your favorite adult beverage and grab a box of tissues before sitting down to read this.
I received an advanced reader's copy of this book in exchange for an honest and fair review.
At the start of the book, Kayla is involved with some one whose definition of love needs some work. She manages to escape along with her son and is hiding out in Paradise when she meets Luke. Some one from her very distant past.
Kayla is trying to survive, heal and keep a very low profile. But Luke is some one from her past who soon figures out that Kayla and her son need help and protection.
This is a romantic suspense novel and you will find yourself not wanting to put this down since you want to find out how it ends. So block out a nice chunk of time to read this. Make yourself a cup of tea or pour yourself your favorite adult beverage and grab a box of tissues before sitting down to read this.
I received an advanced reader's copy of this book in exchange for an honest and fair review.