Review: A Fantastic Continuation In A Brilliant Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 22, 2013
I have to admit I am not a fan of Marc D'Alessio.  In fact I wasn't sure I was even going to read this book, that is how much I didn't like him.  I am so happy I decided to read it because this book is so richly complex and explains so much of his history that you can't help but find yourself feeling sympathetic towards him and wanting him and Angelina to get their HEA.  The book is told over the same time frame as Nobody's Perfect more or less however it is told from Marc and Angie's perspective.  While in Nobody's Perfect you had glimpses of their unhappiness and the fact that they separated you don't find out the specifics until this book.  Wow, what an amazing journey I was taken on.  You find out, along with Marc and Angie, all the parts that made Marc who he is today and why he runs from relationships and commitment.  Not a tragic abusive past but something much more haunting that Marc himself doesn't even realize fully until he talks to family and goes to the extreme and asks Adam to do a very specific scene with him to help him learn more about himself and why he is running.  I went from not caring about Marc to rooting for him and wanting he and Angie to work through all their difficulties and to get to their HEA.  A tremendous journey that leaves you feeling fulfilled with tears of joy running down your face by the final sentence.  Bravo Kallypso Masters for writing such a wonderful book with such  rich and complex characters that we can relate to....