Review: 4 1/2 stars loved this book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2013
Tristan just found out that her roommate is leaving without giving her any notice, so with her house payment due Tristan knows she needs to find a new room mate soon. When her friend tells her that her boyfriends long time friend is moving to town and looking for a place Tristan knows she has finally found her new room mate. Then Tristan meets him, Kash is frightening, he's huge, he has tattoos everywhere, and he's huge(yes I said that twice). But as Tristan gets to know Kash she see's there is more under the surface and that Kash is hiding behind his big wall.There's an instant attraction both Tristan and Kash feel for one another but both try to fight it, till one night at a party a guy try's to hurt Tristan and Kash comes to her rescue. Now Kash and Tristan see that they are not only attracted to each other but that they care about the other, but Kash has had a hard life and he's hiding not only his past from Tristan but what he does for a living. When Tristan finds out she has to decide if the Kash she thought she knew is the real Kash or if this new Kash is the true Kash. As Tristan and Kash continue to grow closer Kash's beliefs about himself threaten to keep Tristan and Kash apart. It soon becomes clear that they will both have to decide if they should move on or risk it all for each other.I loved this book Kash was hot, possessive, strong, powerful, fierce and protective. He was a great hero that was easy to love. I flew through this book because it was so good. I wish it was longer so we could have went deeper into Kash's past and more in depth into Kash and Tristan's future but even with that said this was a great book.  Jenika Snow did a great job and is a fantastic author, I've never read her books before but I will be checking out her other books in the future. I love that this is a series with different main characters in each book, and we meet the hero and heroine for book two in this book. I also loved that this book in in both Kash and Tristan's point of view. This is one of those books that I overlooked for a while and then I found again, and I'm so lad I did.