Review: Disturbing sequel
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2013
Alright. I don't usually rate books I don't finish, but I read 64% so I think I got far enough to judge this one. The whole thing was very disturbing! I started this series because of it being to help abuse victims and yada yada, and the first book I liked enough, even though it was a different abuse than I expected. But this one took it to a whole new disgusting level. I think this book is a crazy abusive relationship. Collins is so messed up from his past and Samantha is going to be the one to fix him. Blah. And she has her own problems and a past where she was almost raped. But I am sure his disallusioned way of looking at love, and her fear of being touched and getting intimate are the perfect match for each other. She is going to show him that sex can be with someone you love and loves you back. And he is going to show her that it can be pleasurable. Ugh! So many things wrong with this story. I hated the descriptions, the language, and it is in serious need of editing. I guess if you are a lover of dominating, controlling men with a Casanova bed and cameras for every angle then this book is for you. But I will not be recommending it to anyone.