Review: Even better than The Man Without Rules
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
I loved the first book in this series and didn't think this would live up to my expectations. How wrong was i? This book is fantastic, it had me hooked from the beginning. I loved Mariss and Sebastian in The Man Without Rules and hated Holden with a passion. This book completely turned all that on it's head.Mariss is still married to Holden, and trying to fight her attraction to Sebastian. Sebastian, been Sebastian, is still pushing as much as he can. Then tragedy strikes Mariss, and she finds Sebastian still there, waiting. I found Mariss really selfish at times, i started liking Holden and even as i write this i'm still not sure what i think of Sebastian. I loved the way the characters have developed and the twists just kept on coming. I found this book a lot more emotional than the first one, my head was spinning trying to keep up with who to like. I don't like cheating of any kind, but i was praying they'd finally get together, there's some sort of connection between them, despite everything that happens and i think they're both as bad as the other. They both had me grumbling at my kindle in annoyance and feeling completely wrung out by the end of it. Liking, hating, liking, wanting to punch someone, back to liking them again, this book was brilliant and i can't wait for the next one. If this books anything to go by then book 3 is sure to be another rollercoaster.