Review: Kleenex not optional
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
Jacksin Marks is deeply grieving the worst loss a human can possibly experience. And he blames one man for his loss. On man who he holds personally responsible and "Sin" has decided the only reason to go on living is to exact his revenge.Emily is a grief counselor at a local hospital stuck in a boring life. She yearns for excitement, for something to color her gray existence. After meeting her father for dinner one night, she literally stumbles into a tall  dark stranger and her life will never be the same again.This book had a couple editing issues and a couple times during the POV switch events were repeated unnecessarily. However, the book was an emotional and raw read. The two characters were quite literally made for one another and fit together better than any couple I have read in a while. I felt there were lots of opportunities for the story to get bogged down and lose focus, but the authors navigated these instances beautifully and kept it interesting and well paced.Once the book got moving, I was unable to put it down.