Review: Tell Me When
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
Reviewed by Tracey at Nawanda FilesAs a woman, I am always aware and appreciative of artists that craft around a serious subject and help the characters through it. I actually read this book twice, neither time disappointed me. Stina Lindenblatt brought romance to two broken people: Amber who was suffering from PTSD and flashbacks. And Marcus who suffered from “surviving”. They meet at college, Amber trying to be invisible and Marcus- calls out "look at me, I’m the one to do"!Amber is starting college with so much weight on her shoulders after what happened her senior year in high school. She has alienated everyone, afraid she will hurt her bff Emma more if she remains friends with her.If not for her new friend Jordan’s pushy attitude she probably would have no one. Her nightmares keep her roommate up most nights so she ends up in the common room or working out at the break of dawn with Jordan. Math is the one class that is taking the brunt of her devastation and if she doesn’t do something soon she will fail. The answer is engineering student/stud Marcus.Marcus needs money.  Chase is his best friend and he has suggested he tutor some hot chick for money and sex; of course he hates Marcus on-again-off-again squeeze Tammara.  When Amber falls asleep in the library and has a nightmare and Marcus wakes her up (yummy) she asks him to tutor her for money and a bonus if she gets an A. He cannot pass that up! He has asked his Mother for money for a headstone for his older brother Ryan but she refuses, and he is determined to get one to mark his grave.Lindenblatt is amazing how she manipulates the scenes and relationships in this book making you feel hot and bothered one minute and suspenseful the next.  I seriously want more, more, more of Marcus and Amber; Jordan and Chase; Britany and? This book was a great suspenseful romance with great hot foreplay between Marcus and Amber (remember) she was a victim, either way very tastefully done!5 STEAMY KISSES*A digital copy was provided via Netgalley for an honest review*