Review: A tortured, dark love story written with a soft hand.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 28, 2013
Mistakes made in life can ruin your soul.  They certainly have for Jacob and they aren't done taking their toll quite yet.  He's lost the love of his life through a manipulative game played by players much more qualified than himself.  In return, he gained a first class ticket to the island of relationship hell.  And booking a return flight home to sanity is falling farther and farther out of reach.I was not a huge fan of Sam in book one but she is like Cinder-fing-ella when compared to Brooke.  Brooke is like the love child of Maleficent and Ursala. Evil. I'm not even sure she had real motives for her actions, other than winning at some sick game. No matter the wake of turmoil and pain she leaves in her wake.Jacob is in such a dark place throughout so much of this book.  You feel for him, your heart breaks for him, you want to punch him in the neck, you want to cuddle with him and re-assure him that things will get better.  He pulls all kinds of emotions but his broody, guilty actions were the ones that pull you in by the panty strings.  However, it is soft caring side that have you tugging at his boxers briefs.His struggle to overcome his guilt and to find one more chance with true love is a wild and passionate ride.  Love Squared was a physical book and I feel that HEA is much more of an emotional one.I'll admit that Love Square was a tough read for me, due to the content.  I could not be more delighted to tell you that none of the issues I had in Love Square were present in His Ever After.  This is a tortured, dark love story written with a soft hand.  HEA grabbed me from the first page and setting down to sleep, eat or urinate was torture.  Ingro has found her voice with His Ever After, she's hit her stride and I hope it's a trail she stays on because I really, really enjoyed this book.Quick Note ~ His Ever After is book two but can be read as a stand alone.*copy provided for honest review*