Review: Kele Moon does it again!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2013
This is the prequel to Beyond Eden and I think it did a fine job giving us a different perspective, letting us know what actually happened to Paul Guy and Danny Boy when Evie left them."Letting her go will be the worst mistake you ever make," Danny warned. "You'll never forgive yourself for it."We never actually see anything from Evie in this book, it is purely Danny and Paul and it was great.What struck me about the first book was all the sacrifices that Danny Boy made for the people in his life, although he came across as cruel and uncaring, a real son of a bitch, nothing could have been farther from the truth. I think this book really let's us see the lengths he went too and the things he promises, going against things he had been fighting his whole life, to keep Paul safe and to make him his."I don't ever want you getting from another man what you can get from me. You hear me, Paul Guy, it's mine."We get to see that deliciously dominating side come out in Danny and it was wonderful to see.We have a story here with characters we already know, given a new light, a new side. I loved getting to know these boys all over again and understanding more of how they tick.If you haven't read the first one, I would advise you to do so before reading this. Although this is a prequel, I think it is meant to be read the other way round. I wouldn't have enjoyed it as much if I hadn't. Also if you have read the first one, you will see what Danny evolves into, to satisfy Paul, some of these scenes were particularly hard to bear, definitely not for the weak hearted, this once again shows the necessity of all that. I feel like a all had been explained, thank you Kele Moon.Very well written, and paced, not a dull moment. 4 stars!