Review: Romancebookworm's Reviews
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2014
I liked this book a lot more than I thought I would, from the blurb the book came across as stereotypical.  However, after reading the book it was not that in the least.  Liam struggles with panic attacks, anxiety not from his job as an actor but it seems the fame, and the expectations that come with the fame drive it.  Liam is an extremely likeable character.  He is well aware of his issues and tries his best to work on them. It also seems that Liam has issues one type or another most of his life.Aaron is Liam’s costar seems to be the only one able to help Liam when his panic attacks and anxiety spin out of control.  Aaron seems to be helping Liam not just to help Liam but also to help him deal with his past.  Aaron comes across as a hardheaded likable guy that can bury his head in the sand and not face what is in front of him.The chemistry between Aaron and Liam is blistering.  I am surprised they were involved in a non-sexual BDSM relationship for as long as they were.  I loved the sex scenes at the end.  It was perfect way for their relationship to progress.  I admire the strength and courage it took for Liam to tell Aaron his needs even if it meant that Aaron would walk away.  Not many people can do that even on their best days.I found this book extremely interesting.  I had a hard time putting this book down.  I found it to be well written.  The main and secondary characters were interesting and realistic.  Overall, this was a great book one that I can see rereading in the future (and to me that is the best complement a writer can get).  I have not read anything by this author before but I will be keeping my eyes out for more.