Review: Can't Let Love Go
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
We were first introduced to Tristan in Can't Go Home. This wealthy son of a greedy mother is the reason his uncaring father is being blackmailed and the actions of his past were the source of his only brothers pain. Sex has become a detached physical release and he holds nothing but disdain for the women whose self-respect disintegrates with one pantie dropping wink from his icy blue eyes.I think it's an authors dream to create a self-absorbed character that is instantly disliked.Redeeming this one could be a nightmare.Angelisa Stone succeeds with peeling away all the layers with gentle perfection until we get to the raw core of what erodes Tristan's heart and leads us to the one woman that's capable of making him the kind of man he was never destined to be.I liked Leah from the beginning. She knows what she wants but regrets the path that got her there and although her decisions were understandable, it's still questionable whether they can be forgiven. The unique plot explores what happens when both characters are responsible for sabotaging who they are because of what others think they should be.I was glad the characters  from Can't Go Home haven't faded into the background and were a big part of how completely this story comes together. This author nails the male POV and Tristan's inner voice is spot on. This sexy story will take the readers emotions full circle until we realize finding love may be what can provide the strength to fix the impossible. Highly recommend.