Review: Great book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
“Love is most weak when there is more doubt that there is trust, but love is most strong when you learn to trust even with all the doubts.”~Shawnte Borris - The Game~This book is filled with tons of emotions.  While I was reading this I laughed, cried, and occasionally wanted to toss my Kindle across the room.  Kirsten is a highly respected senior negotiating executive who doesn’t take any shit from anyone.  Drew is Kirsten’s brother, Derek’s, friend and he and Kirsten have been having a secret relationship.  As the story begins Kirsten is confiding in Liz, her best friend, that she just caught Drew cheating.  Kirsten decides that she is not going to let a man hurt her ever again; from now on she will use them for sex and that is all she needs. Then Kirsten’s world begins to crumble even more when she learns that her best friend, Liz, is getting married.  Kirsten is happy for Liz but she knows that things will never be the same for them again.  Eventually Drew redeems himself when the truth finally comes out about what happened the night that Kirsten saw him with the other woman. As you learn more about Kirsten you can begin to understand why she is so protective of her heart and tried to close herself off from love.  This is one of those books that not only draws you in with the main characters but makes you fall in love with the secondary characters as well.  The style of writing was a little hard for me to really get into at the beginning of this book because I am a very visual person and I tend to like a little more descriptions in books.  However, the more I read and got to know the characters in this story I was hooked!  I am really looking forward to Shawnte Borris continuing this series so that I can find out what happens with Liz and Derek.