Review: Great Read!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
Books like Too Much are why I love reading new to me authors and their novels. I knew very little about Lea Griffith and her books, so I had no expectations for Too Much but I truly enjoyed reading it. It's a second chance romance with a hint of suspense and a lot of erotic encounters.Jeremiah Copeland is smart, resourceful and hardworking. He took his abysmal start in life and built an empire. He is a Dom and he is a protector. Jeremiah and his two siblings, David and Ruthie, were abandoned by their parents when he was only 12.  Because of his childhood, Jeremiah's loyalty and his need to shield those he loves is deep and unyielding.Daly Edwards is the privileged daughter of a widowed Senator. Her father was ruthless and cruel to Daly and her brother, Toby. He rejects the two when they do not fall into his desired perspective of appropriate behavior. However, instead of appeasing his wishes, Daly dedicates her life to protecting and giving hope to troubled teens. She may be a submissive in the bedroom but she is a strong and independent woman.Daly and Jeremiah share an instant and almost undeniable connection when they first meet as young adults. Their relationship is intense and highly emotional as well as sexually charged. They give each other 'everything'. Except Daly's trust in Jeremiah is broken when he keeps secrets from her.  Because of the Dom/sub aspect of their relationship, they cannot exist without trust. It destroys their relationship.Daly walking away from Jeremiah crushes them both. For three years they ignore each other's existence and suffer through the distance. Until a message is delivered to Daly's door that has to be personally delivered to Jeremiah.You're not sure if fate is playing her hand at rekindling their love or if someone has a nefarious plan to destroy the two. You don't know if they can overcome their trust issues. But whatever brings the two together, it ignites them into combustible duo of sexual desire and love."Like hell on fire, sub. We will burn."Jeremiah and Daly realize they can no longer ignore each other and act on their feelings. This is their story. It is erotic and romantic. I definitely recommend it.