Review: Great continuation to the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 3, 2013
Finally more of Sara's story.Ever since reading Just One Night I have been wanting more of Sara and I Need You didn't disappoint.Taking place during the same time frame as Let Me Fly we finally get to learn more about Sara. Now living alone in a trailer in Wisconsin after her mother sells the family farm Sara finds herself spending more and more time with Darrin the ex-marine, 10 years her senior. Attracted to Darrin's very strong male personality she makes the first move only to be turned down.Darrin has a dark past and has put up walls. Emotionally closed off he is unable and unwilling to express his feelings. When he does give in to his attraction for Sara the physical chemistry that they share is very hot and very steamy. Unfortunately Sara still wants more, she wants Darrin to open up to her and when he is unable to she begins to question how real their relationship actually is.Enter super hot and dominant Chris Lake. After leaving Sara months before following their one night together he hasn't been able to stop thinking about her. Determined to find Sara again he refuses to give up on her even after he learns she is with Darrin.There is just something about Sara that I was drawn to. I really liked her quiet almost sad demeanor but also the fact that when needed she would come out of her shell and fight for what she wanted.As much as I love Chris and Sara together I also really liked the relationship between Sara and Darrin. You could feel that there was a definite respect between the two and I appreciated that the author didn't find the need to create unnecessary drama even as their relationship changed. I would love a book on Darrin, I feel like there is a lot more to learn about him and I really want to see him find happiness.Well written and set at a steady pace to keep you engaged I would defiantly give the next book in the series a try.eBook graciously provided by the author in exchange for my honest review.