Review: Worth reading, but a bit rushed!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2013
Parrish and Dee are high school sweethearts that stopped dating after high school because of Parrish's inability to control his temper. They loved each other and still do. They see each other ten plus years later and soon come to grips with the fact they miss and still desire each other.Parrish is a lawyer and works in Chicago. Dee is a  reporter and works in New York. They reconnect after Parrish takes on a case in New York. Their families are close and it's hard for the soon to be married Dee to escape seeing Parrish and he doesn't want her to. Dee is confused about her feelings for Parrish and her super nice soon to be husband. She's forced to make a decision and they make a couple of bad ones themselves.Throughout the book Parrish fights to control the one thing that separated him and Dee in the first place, his temper. Dee makes decisions that could jeopardize her future with Parrish. Her actions at times are baffling when it comes to other men. His inability to listen and control his response to possibly losing Dee bites him in the butt several times. It's a struggle for this couple to make it.  Both are hot heads and so much alike. The book is worth reading because of the many issues they bring upon themselves because they failed to listen and communicate with each other.Pros:Parrish is an alpha male.Drama and lots of it between these two.Lots of romance.Story is believable.Cons:Dee and Parrish are too hard headed at times .Her decision making with other men was a little irritating. She provoked Parrish at times.Rushed ending. I was thinking part two but the ending was put in the last few pages.  It felt rushed. The drama of their love probably helped with that.Some unanswered questions about their past, Mark, and her ex. Didn't see the closure there. It needed a few more pages to feel that.