Review: Like seeing Tate's POV
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2013
We begin this book with Tate watching as the cab pulls away from the curb taking Sav with it.  As he goes into the expected month with her in New York, he has the time now to think about how his life is going to change.This is a shorter book in the series that focuses on Tate's POV about missing Sav while she is gone, becoming a father and about the childhood skeletons that still linger, making him the man he was before Sav entered his world.While the passion is still hot between the two, they also have the same issues as before.  Jealousy rears it's ugly head once again.  Old enemies show up for lunch, Tate has to learn how to handle his anger once again.  Going for his old ways of dealing with such things just don't work any more.The author gives you a book that lets you get to know what makes Tate who he is.  If you didn't already like him, you are bound to love him once you finish this because he still has that charm and sex appeal that drew you in with the first book.I would recommend you read book one first, just so you can get the complete picture of this dynamic couple.