Review: Great addition to an already Great series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2014
This book was a great addition to an already great series. Each book is a stand alone, but characters do overlap in books, so it's nice if you've read the books in order. You get more history and back story, which IMO is much more fulfilling. And good news? The previous 2 books are just as amazing! :)In this edition we get Kat / Sydney and "Irish" / Aiden. They are both damaged and think they are broken. But it is amazing to watch them over come the past hurts and 'heal' together.Irish (Aiden Murphy O'Brien), is ... I just can't find the right words to describe him. He is protective, yes. He is swoony, yes. He is patient, kind, loving, yes. He is alpha, domineering, intimidating, yes. He is stubborn. But, oh my. He just is. I loved this character. He believed he was broken, unworthy of love, and undeserving of comfort. But when he loves, it is fierce.Kat MacGregor / Sydney, was running scared. A beautiful, tortured soul, who just didn't think she could give any man a part of her because it had been stolen from her when she was a child. She was endearing, she wants to love and be loved, but she is always trying to protect those around her, and unable to let go of her past.I loved seeing these two come together. Irish, with his thoughts that he could never be worthy of love, and Kat who wants to be loved, but is unsure she can share her body with any man. He is so patient with her, and it will melt your heart in the way he helps to knit her back together.As the story progresses, and truths are revealed it will test the fragile bonds Irish and Kat have created. Can they overcome the lies, half truths, the 'Tennessee Mafia', and the past?