Review: It Aint Over! Until Aidan says so!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2011
Daisy's Choice sequel to Aidan's Game was absolutely one of the best sequels that I have read in a long time. The story flowed with so much angst, drama, sex, desire, crazy and heart wrenching scenes that I yelped with the surprise and glee at the ending of the story. Daisy, Pete, and Aidan continue to fire and scathe each other but now with the arrival of Amy Daisy's daughter an innocent beautiful girl the story gets better. Who really is the father of Amy? Now that Aidan and Pete have both found Daisy who will win her heart not only for the present but the future as well. Did Aidan really win his game? Or will the next book exhibit his downfall? I read on the authors webpage that this was the conclusion of the series but I seriously doubt it. Ms. Mynx will probably make a third novel with our beloved three characters that will probably be better than the sequel. The author did an outstanding job with the development of the characters. Daisy finally grows up and makes her choice on who she will be with. I love the fact that Daisy stops being apologetic of what happen. Yes what she did was wrong and she did hurt Pete, however Pete was an active participant no matter his reluctancy to play the game. In this novel I really began to dislike Pete. His desire to trump Aidan and hurt Daisy for her past really made me disappointed in him but with the help of a new love he prevails and shows us the reader why we love Pete and will feel completely sorry for him at the end of the story. Now back to the green eyed decadent devil Aidan. Man I do not blame Daisy for striking the deal with Aidan in the first place. His intensity always scared Daisy, and damn it if I was her I would have probably been tempted to have a night alone with him (just without the money part). All I can say is that this alpha man showed who was boss in this novel. His masculinity, animalistic, and sensual nature dominate every scene he is in but the biggest treat is the reader gets a glimpse of Aidan's sincerity, his fears, his doubts of being a good man for the woman he loves and his happiness. Got dang. This was a helluva of a novel and I encourage all readers to buy it, read it, and read it again. I am just disappointed that we wont get to read the third novel until next year, if there is a third installment.