Review: Sigh.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
Daniel has been left with internal and external scars that he believes will never heal. He is a single father to a five year old boy. As we all know, exes are exes for a reason, but his divorce was so tumultuous that she is barred from contact with the young boy. Daniel's world is turned upside down when he walks into his son's school to be greeted by the sexy Camille. Camille has some of her own "demons" but she is drawn to him as well.I have read Thomas' Muse which is the first book in this series. This book was much different from that one. While we still have the tortured man and unsuspecting woman, this book drew a lot more emotions from me than Thomas' story did. I am going to start with the draw backs. I am a reader that can only take so much "pity party" or low self esteem before I want to reach into the book and slap a character. I felt like there were times in the book where the segway was missed bridging one element to the next.  I also felt that the ending left me a little short due to the build up through the last half of the book and then not even letting the reader get more than a glimpse of the climax. What I enjoyed was that the characters truly were meant for each other and could heal each other in ways they never expected. I was drawn into the book and read it all in one sitting because I had to know how it ended. The sex scenes were steamy with enough romance to make you sigh. The author also has done a good job of leading you into the next book. I am excited to see Rob's story to learn more about his "broken" persona. I give this 3.5 fangs because the end fell short for me.