Review: Five star flame
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
I have avidly followed Autumn and Hunter's journey from their first meeting, watched from both perspectives as they got through college amid undercover work, fighting, friends and of course Jessie, Hunters brother, and finally bought them to this point in their lives.This isn't a story of billionaires, but of an ordinary college and ordinary people, well that is if one could ever call Hunter Bane ordinary. These are characters that come into your life and refuse to leave you feel like you know them do well that you could phone them up and talk to them.Hunter is still struggling with his memory problems, Leafy always shines brightly and now Jessie is out of prison nothing can go wrong, can it. College is even more of a struggle now as he doesn't have the backing of the drug ring and there are so many external forces that Hunter knows what he has to do.Autumn, or Leafy as she is forever going to be known is also having some problem, mainly her parents and Hunter not to mention Evie and her life.In this book we find out a lot more of the history of both Hunter and Leafy, it helps put into perspective the people they have become because we can see where they have come from.We finally get to meet Jessie and once again he has his own problems not only from being in prison but also from suffering from AHD, he so desires to provide for his younger brother but life is life, and isn't always what we want but often what we make of it.What is amazing to me is that although in this story there are really only the usual life problems it is so emotional that it could have me crying at times, so although it's sad to see the final chapter of Hunter and Leafy there is such a satisfaction that we where able to travel on the journey with them. This book has some very steamy scenes in it that are extremely well written but borrow a couple of fans before you begin.I received a free copy for an honest review.