Review: Complete
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 20, 2011
Sean and Erin's story was so intense and filled with the real emotions of even the strongest people. These characters were so real and a true testament to the healing love can bring. I loved how through their shared history they finally found the strength and desire to heal. I did think she acted like a cop when she needed to. I was glad that being an agent didn't consume her to make her hard, but personal issues and heartache allowed her to still become a caring individual. I really liked that her realization of taking the chance on opening her heart regardless of the pain and risk, is better than being stuck in a cave of pain from loneliness before the end when there was the climax of the stalker issue. It made the journey more genuine because it came from truth and time and not the immediate situation. My heart tore and cheered as Sean took the biggest leap and put that completeness of love that needs passion, desire and trust to really work, before his physical desire for Erin.Sean wanted that love more than anything else. He realized that all the whoring around was a cover. He recognized his heart was Erin before his brain put it together when they met.Kudos for Naima's clear and developed writing in a story that was not pretty, but real none the less. I look forward to reading more of her works. THis was well worth the money if you can stomache some pretty ugly things that adults can do to children. If you can't, don't read this book. It doesn't go into explicit detail, but you can't miss the meaning and what happened.