Review: Layers Off ( Book 3 of the Layers Trilogy)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Well, I've got you, takes on a whole new meaning now.  The third book in the trilogy reveals the life of Kendra and why and how things happened to her.  It seems so easy to realize crap like this actually happens but it does.  There are a lot of flashbacks to Kendras life as a child and we begin to see how everything seemed to be against her.  But for Julian Crosses love of her she probably wouldn't have made it.  She saved the life of a student who was being molested by an evil perverted teacher and probably many other girls who would have been taken advantage of my this teacher.  And his son took up vengeance against her supposedly not believing the perverseness of his father.  But since he was a politician and had connection poor Kendra went from one dangerous situation to another having spent a month held as captive by the very strong sex slave traders.  She made many mistakes including not being able to remember what had happened due to her fathers strong political ties and being hypnotized to forget.  Given a new identity and everyone she touched had trouble.  A lot of hot steamy sex and suspense.  Definitely worth the read but start with Dazzled by Silver and follow with Layers Deep, Layers Peeled, then Layers Off.  Though it is fiction it seems very real and this author has a way of writing so that you feel like you know the characters.  I know this is the last book in the series but would like to know what happened to Laura and James and the Cross brothers sister Emma.  Also would be nice to know that Gab and Sam, Tristan and Allie and Julian and Kendra or Katherine are still married or in the case of Kendra and Julian, did they get married.  I know a story has to come to an end but it would be nice to see happily ever after.  Of course the books are for adults only the contain references to what happened to the women at a young age for clarity of the story, the sex scenes involve of age consenting adults except of course for the description of the sex slave trade, which is alive and well today.  I really did enjoy this story.  Suspense, drama, and erotic romantic sexual encounters.